John —
I'd be willing to bet you'd be time and money ahead to print the doc TWICE —
the second time with a 4.25 inch left margin — and feed the paper through
the printer twice.
The automated approach you're looking for sounds (at first blush) to be more
complicated than it's worth. I think.
— Woody
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1: Time and money? I doubt it! We've tried this approach… you know,
re 2: -feeding sheets is problematic because of curling, etc. and then
when 3: one page jams, you have to reprint that page twice andand send
the t 4: rest through. We A long timae ago on a in a strange program on a strange
plat 5: form, we had a page layout program that could do this with
a s 6: imple flick of an option, and ever since we've been struggling.
7: Our intermediate solution was a word processiror macro that
8: searched , copied and reduplicated the each pages's contents, with an
offse 9: t. It was time-consuming, generated huge PostScript
files10: , and it sorta worked.
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