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• Hi HileTroy,

  Thanks for posting in the MSDN Forum.

  It’s based on my experience that what you are looking for is the
  Document.PrintOut Method . Set the ManualDuplexPrint variable to
  true to print a two-sided document on a printer without a duplex printing kit.

  Also, take a look at this article.

  HOWTO: Set Duplex Printing for Word Automation

  Hope this can help you.

  Best Regards,

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  Leo_Gao [MSFT]
  MSDN Community Support | Feedback to us
  

• That’s not exactly what I was after, I know how to set manual duplex, but the printer I’m sending the documents to is a duplex printer. What I’m trying to do is set real duplex so the user doesn’t have to turn the paper over and reload it. What I want
  is for the macro I am writing to set the number of copies (done that, not a problem), set black-and-white or colour(also not a problem) and set duplex printing (problem) and for all this to happen in the background with no further user input or action.

• Hi HileTroy,

  I will involve some experts who are familiar with this issue, and it may take some time. Much appreciate for your patience.

  Best Regards,

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  Leo_Gao [MSFT]
  MSDN Community Support | Feedback to us
  

• Hi HileTrov

  I have a couple of questions for clarification:

  1. You mention that you don’t have the necessary permissions to change the printer properties. Are you talking about changing the default settings under Control Panel Printer or even setting properties for the current document?
  2. If you go to File Print do you have the option(s) for «Print on Both Sides» (if you do you probably have one for «Flip pages on the long edge» and one for «Flip pages on the short edge»).
  3. Assuming you do have these option, if you manually choose one and print does it print duplex?

  Duplex is a printer setting and is not exposed via the Word object model. That being said if you can successfully print in duplex mode from the «File Print» screen then you should be able to see the duplex property as described the article below.

  HOWTO: Set Duplex Printing for Word Automation
  http://support.microsoft.com/kb/230743?wa=wsignin1.0

  Best Regards,

  Donald M.
  Microsoft Online Community Support
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• Hi Donald,

  Thanks for posting the HowTo doc. This works perfectly in Word 2007, but I cannot make it work in Word 2010 and 2013. The macro is unable to read settings from the printer.

  Do you know what has changed in Word 2010 since this isn’t working anymore? I’ve seen posts from other folks having the same problem…

  Also, as a workaround I have tried to use:

  Dialogs(wdDialogFilePrint).DuplexPrint = True

  …however that also doesn’t work. 

  Any advise would be most appreciated!

  Thanks!

  Fredo

• Hello,

  I join the conversation and I hope it is not too late.

  I have exactly the same problem as Fredo: I used the example given in
  HOWTO: Set Duplex Printingfor Word Automation
  but it didn’t work.

  To make it print, I replaced Printer. DeviceName by Printer (and before that, I wrote
  Printer = Application. ActivePrinter and that worked fine).

  Finally, I obtain 2 pages with «This is on page 1», «This is on page 2» but not in duplex (on separate sheets of paper).

  I hope you can help me, thanks !