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In article <1992Sep28.130819.8722@unlinfo.unl.edu> jaffe@hoss.unl.edu (David Jaffe) writes:
<I have a postscript laser printer (TI Microlaser Plus).  I can print
<double-sided by first printing the odd pages, then putting the output back into
<the input tray, and printing the even pages.  But when I do this I get a very
<high percentage of crinkled pages.  (The first time through, the output is 
<fine.  But the second time through, crinkling occurs.)  What can I do to avoid
<this?  The only thing I can think of is to use a different kind of paper.

You are a victim of the paper curl on the first pass.  I too have the problem
with the Apple LaserWriter IINT.  The cure is to run it through backwards.
(Tail first)  OK, so you can't do it normally.  So, to get the curl fixed,
run the paper through the printer upside-down, backwards, printing blank
pages.  This can be done by telling to printer to print x number of blank
pages.  Then you can print the other side of the paper, since the bad curl
will have been straightened out.

With groff output, I can print the output upside down, removing the blank pass.
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