How to Enable Duplex Printing on Linux Printer Properties

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To enable duplex printing on a printer in Fedora 11, users may encounter issues accessing printer properties through the System/Administration/Printing interface. If the properties dialog does not open, reconfiguration via the terminal may be necessary. Identifying the specific model of the HP LaserJet printer can aid in troubleshooting. For command line printing, the duplex option can be specified using the command "lpr -Zduplex filetorprint.pdf." Additionally, many applications like Firefox and Acrobat Reader allow users to modify print commands, ensuring the inclusion of the -Zduplex option for double-sided printing.
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I need to set up the printer so it will print on both sides but when I go into System/Administration/Printing and click on the Printer tab and click properties, nothing happens. Am I supposed to re-configure it using the terminal? What should I do?

I am running Fedora 11
(I'm not the one who configured the printer)
 
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What kind of printer is it exactly?
 
hp laserjet, I do not know the model number
 
Can you find out?
 
If you're printing from the command line the way to tell it to do duplex printing is
lpr -Zduplex filetorprint.pdf

I think most programs (e.g., firefox, acrobat reader) let you edit the printing command they use, so just make sure the -Zduplex option is in there.
 
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