Thank y'all for useful answers (that don't echo the answers I've already cataloged.) (Yes, acrobat also has a 2-up facility of its own. But this is a gluteal pain and pretty silly, especially if I was printing a PDF in the first place. My only other option is to print to BullZip to create a PDF, wherein I CAN specify 2-up (with borders, even). Is there add-on driver software available to provide such a feature? Third-party is acceptable but I'd rather have it from the vendor. And the folks as Staples wouldn't have known the answer anyway. After years of using HP printers with preview in their software (including an 8600 family I used in a large company 2 years ago), it would not have occurred to me to ask. It ain't there! To say the least, this came as an unplesant surprise. The first thing I looked for in printer setup and when trying to print a document was the check-box for the print preview. I have just unpacked my new OfficeJet 8610e. My officejet 6500 (which just died after 4+ years of faithful service) came with software that gave me just that: I got a fairly accurate rendition of what my page would look like, were I to press the "print" button and I didn't have to waste paper if it was not to my liking. Yes, FireFox, IE, Chrome, MS-Office all have their own "print preview" options but if, for example, I want to print "booklet" or two-up, those apps will *not* give me the preview I require. I have seen this question in a few incarnations but all the "solutions" I have seen place the onus on the application from which I wish to print. Business PCs, Workstations and Point of Sale Systems.Printer Wireless, Networking & Internet.DesignJet, Large Format Printers & Digital Press.Printing Errors or Lights & Stuck Print Jobs.Notebook Hardware and Upgrade Questions.
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