How to printing duplex sections with Word 2007 -

I have a Word 2007 document with many sections, using the PCL 5 escap code in Headlele on page 1 of each section section. Enable / disable duplex by

PCL5 printers are becoming scarce, especially with high volume / capacity.

Can a printer be used instead of a specific code, an equivalent general code?

Or is there a PCL 6 code that you know?

Or is there a PostScript solution that will work with 2007's Word 2007?

Any support will be appreciated.

PCL5 printers are still everywhere, even on production side (sometimes a Option you need to buy) There is a compiled stream in PCL 6 so you can not just add one code. For PostScript, you may be able to but it is the source code for any application executing the printer, such as the structure and where the call is inserted is sometimes important.

One of the advantages is PCL5, that you can easily insert command at any time easily.

With PostScript, you might be able to; However, it can be inserted as part of the 'text to print' and can be shown only on the page, some devices have their own codes for duplexing, so that you can use the 'file to confirm your device usage Print ", but something like this might look like:" & lt; & lt; / double truths >> setpage environment "

I had to do something similar to PostScript in the past and everything I did , On each page Six unique text was entered, which was put on a special order. I then printed via Redmon via Redrun to execute a command line tool that I wrote that the string has been parsed and the command is inserted in the right place. Redmond is a bit old but we have such tools that include a simple print, which is also included to manually execute and execute the file. By doing this I was allowed to control that I have put PostScript Commands in the file.

Due to heritage requirements PCL 5 support will also be for some time. Our countless clients have embedded their mid-range printers in PCL 5. My recommendation ... stay with PCL5 and just find the devices that support it. Production side which is usually done in a separate or third party RIP, where bulk should support PCL on input.

Another option might be to insert the same print command that you are now using, write a macro that includes blank pages within that section so that you have to print easily . Paper still flip inside the printer will slow down your performance but can produce the same results.