On Tue, 12 Feb 2008, James Takac <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Hi Guys > > Am wondering if there's some software equivalent of fineprint for ubuntu. > Basically it allows one to print so you can fit up to 8 pages per side of > paper, as booklets, etc
There is similar functionality built into the print dialogues of GNOME and KDE
applications:
* In GNOME apps (I tested this with Evince), adjust the 'Pages per side'
option in the 'Page setup' tab of the Print dialogue.
* In KDE apps (I tested this with Kate), click the 'Properties' button next to
the printer name, then adjust 'Pages per Sheet'.
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