This is all it takes, and this functionality is available for and from nearly all programs.Ĭaution: printing several pages on the same sheet of paper is a "persistent" print setting you can configure this means that Windows 7 will remember it, at least for the application from which you printed multiple pages per sheet. Within a second, Windows 7 will start printing your document, with multiple pages printed on each sheet of paper.
Once you have settled on the number of pages you want printed on a paper sheet side, click on the " OK" button to accept your new printing settings, apply them, and return to the main Print dialog.
Notice that, as you change the number of pages you want printed on a single sheet of paper (or a single side, if you are printing on both sides of the sheet), the preview pane on the right is updated to give you an idea of how a generic sample text would appear with your setting. Windows 7 lets you choose " 1" (the default, only one page per sheet of paper), 2, 4, 6, 9, or 16.Under the " Page Format" section, click on the " Pages per Sheet" dropdown menu:.Once you are in front of the Print dialog, click on the " Preferences" button: Windows 7 will open the " Printing Preferences" dialog if needed, select the " Layout" tab.Your Print dialog may look a bit different, but the main options we're interested in will be there as well - here is the standard, default Print dialog in Windows 7: First, get to your application's " Print" dialog - click on the Printer icon in the toolbar or Ribbon, for example, or press Ctrl+P.Printing multiple pages onto the same sheet of paperįollow these steps to tell Windows 7 and your printer to use the same paper sheet for several pages:
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