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How can I print a register on both sides?

Luba Fedus

Hi,

I am on Windows 11. After upgrading from 10, I noticed I had limited print functions on Word and Excel. I fixed this by updating my drivers. I have the same limiting functions in Quicken, such as being unable to print transactions on both sides of the paper. Does anyone have suggestions?

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Boatnmaniac

You need to use the printer's properties set up if you are printing directly from Quicken. Here is what it looks like in the Quicken Print dialog:

Or you can export the transactions file to Excel, format it how you would like in Excel and then print from Excel where you can use Excel to set the print out to double sided.

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Chris_QPW

Deleted. I decided this wasn't useful information.

Boatnmaniac

You need to use the printer's properties set up if you are printing directly from Quicken. Here is what it looks like in the Quicken Print dialog:

Or you can export the transactions file to Excel, format it how you would like in Excel and then print from Excel where you can use Excel to set the print out to double sided.

Luba Fedus

Thank you - that was very helpful!