The watermark of the WORD document is automatically set according to the number of copies printed 20

Click on the print page - select your corresponding printer - properties - printing preferences - page layout (the name of each printer may be different), change it to the score you need, and confirm.

In the future, each print will be the score you set.

Have you changed it on the printer?

Take a blank piece of paper and cover the watermark and make a new copy of ......You don't think it's okay, anyway, I think it's okay.

Web Printing Top left corner of the web page File Page Setup Remove the print background and color and**.

A simple way to do this is to reprint a copy on the back cover with a white unframed text frame.

This is actually very simple, after you choose to print, there is a printing dialog box, there is a "property" on the right side of the printer name, you set the number of copies you want in it, and then confirm, just print the file. This is the number you set for each subsequent print until you modify the settings again.

No, but you can use Quick Print, twice with the mouse, and Quick Print is usually in the Tools menu.

ctrl+p→2→enter

or CTRL+P ENTER

Even two seconds of time are troublesome?

It seems to put all into a folder, and then select all, then the right click should have a print ......

Press the Alt key and P at the same time to print the number of sheets that can be printed on the current page.

That's where the software fails.

word doesn't seem to have this function, it's all default 1, and then change it if the advanced printer probably has this function.

This is set on the printer. Printing problem, did you forget this? It should be set in the printer program.

This has to do with printers! Print settings can't do that.

1.Use the shortcut keys, it's fast, it's okay to practice a few times, and you'll get used to it.

Ctrl+P brings up the print dialog box.

Alt+C Jump to the number of copies to set the number of copies to print, enter 2 directly, press the enter key, and you can print directly.

If you set the default to two, you will have two copies of everything in the future, and then you can switch it back, which is troublesome.

2.I'll tell you about it.

Bring up the printer properties from the control panel -- Advanced tab -- Printer defaults at the bottom -- Bring up the layout tab -- Select Advanced -- Advanced Options dialog box Click on the number of copies under the paper output Change 1 to 2 OK OK OK 3 OK and that's it.

easy, record a macro during the printing process. The macro will record the number of prints you have selected. The next time you print, just run the macro and you're good to go.

The premise is that you need to know how to use word macros.

It is recommended that you learn macro well.

After the meeting, it was very effort-saving.

It doesn't have to be so complicated, can't you just click the printer twice at a time?

Open a new word, copy and paste all into it, and see if there is one?

That's the only page, right? If you really can't do it, put a ** or text box where it appears, and the content inside is white. Blocked.

Mind sending me the documents to see? I'll give you a try.

Jerking master ** Is it someone else's template?

Then use this ready-made one, check the incremental print.

It doesn't seem to have this feature. If you don't print a lot, it's not troublesome to change it manually.

Select the header and footer, and write ,,, in the upper right corner of the header.

Before you print it, add a header to the document.

Click on the view, select the header and footer, and then click on the image below to switch to the footer.

Then choose what you want from there.

In the print settings, enter the number of copies to be printed in the "Number of copies" text box. If you do not select "Print one by one", then print the same n copies of the first page, then print the same n copies of the second page, and so on.

If you selected Print One by One, after printing from the first page to the last page, you start printing from the first page to the last page again until all copies have been printed. This allows you to print multiple copies of the document in the order that applies to the binding.

How to set the default number of copies.

Because of the needs of the office, all documents are printed in four copies at the same time and reviewed by different leaders. This way, the print score is set manually each time you print.

Method 1: You can enter the control panel, open the "Printers & Faxes" folder, right-click the printer in it, select "Printing Preferences" in the pop-up menu, click the "Advanced" button in the lower right corner of the window that opens, then select the "Number of copies" item in the "Paper Output" area, and click the up arrow, set its number to 4, and click the "OK" button to save the settings.

Method 2: File Print Attribute Advanced Number of copies;

Press Ctrl P and you will see how to adjust the number of copies.