Print two documents (merge and duplex)

[max server]

> On Tuesday 18 September 2007, max wrote:
> >I want to print a PDF-Document for example with 10 pages on an duplex
> > printer! On the backside I want to print an other PDF-Document with one
> > page! For Example:
> >
> >Front - PDF 1 - page 1
> >Back  - PDF 2 - page 1
> >
> >Front - PDF 1 - page 2
> >Back  - PDF 2 - page 1
> >
> >Front - PDF 1 - page 3
> >Back  - PDF 2 - page 1
> >
> >..
> >
> >Is it possible?
> >
> Sure Max, and doesn't need the duplex feature at all if you are willing to do
> it in 2 runs.
>
> Print the 10 pager to the first side of 10 sheets
> turn the paper around and put it back in the input tray
> then print 10 copies of the one pager.
>
> Piece of cake if you have something like kprinter, a printing manager
> available.
>
> Which is how I'd do it anyway since I don't have a duplex capable printer.
>
> --
> Cheers, Gene
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>


Thanks!

But I want to print on a duplex printer with one run not two or more!
No manual doing is possible!

Max