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Sometimes you may want to print a document from the last page to the first instead of vice versa. Doing so by default actually makes sense for most inkjets, which output pages print side up and thus force users to manually reverse the page order when the print job is complete. The best way to reverse print order is to use your printer’s built-in setting. Assuming you’re using Windows 8.1 Update 1 or higher, click Preferences in the print dialog and then find the toggle beyond that. For example, here are the corresponding settings for a and an HP Deskjet 5600, respectively. For Canon inkjets: • Click the Page Setup tab in printing Preferences.

How To Reverse Text For Transfer Paper Printing: Print settings – Most printers nowadays will offer the means to print in mirror or reverse mode. This option is normally found in the printer’s settings once you click on the print option and get the print dialog box.

• Check the Print from Last Page box. Check “Print from Last Page” for Canon inkjets. For HP inkjets: • Click the Advanced tab in printing Preferences. • Expand the Document Options entry.

• Expand the Layout Options entry. • In the Page Order: drop down menu, select Back to Front. HP considers reversing the print order to be an advanced setting. For any printer from any application: Now here’s the trick this post is all about.

If you can’t find a reverse print order toggle in the printer’s Preferences or in the application’s Print dialog, simply enter your desired page range in reverse order in the Print dialog’s Page Range. For example, if you’re printing pages 1 to 8 of a document, enter “8-1” as below, then click Print: Reversing the page range in the print dialog reverses the order in which the application sends pages to the printer. Happy printing! In a stroke of absolute brilliance, Samsung ships a working app whose primary feature is disabled by default A rare good product that lacks a proper support page. Being more secure makes settings disappear. I recently ran into the above error after attempting to encrypt my Verizon Samsung SM-G900V (Galaxy S5, klte) running LOS 14.1 (that was a mistake.) Basically it means TWRP can’t successfully decrypt the filesystem. When this happens, your best bet is to simply factory reset the device and restore a backup.

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Most of the time, text direction won’t be an issue when using to write in English or another script that reads from left-to-right, since this is the default for most versions of Word. However, if your copy of Word comes from a region where are common, or if you’re a document that was originally written on a version of Word in which right-to-left scripts are the default, you could have a problem.

Thankfully, there is a in Word to change the direction of text (unless you’re a Mac user, but we’ll get to that later). All you need to do is follow these instructions. Word for Windows In Word 2010 or later, if you have both left-to-right and right-to-left on your copy of Word, ‘LTR’ and ‘RTL’ buttons should be accessible via the ‘Paragraph’ section of the ‘Home’ tab. This makes changing text direction much easier. If you don’t have the correct language options installed, though, you can still use these buttons by adding them to your Quick Access Toolbar.

Left-to-Right has an arrow pointing right; Right-to-Left has an arrow pointing left. To add these commands, simply: • Click the little arrow on the right hand side of your toolbar • Select ‘More Commands’ from the dropdown menu ‘More Commands’ • In the window that opens, set the ‘Choose Commands From’ menu to ‘All Commands’ • Next, find ‘Right-to-Left Text Direction’ and/or ‘Left-to-Right Text Direction’ in the list Scroll down to find the right commands. • Select the command(s) you need and click ‘Add’ to add them to your toolbar You can then use these to change the text direction in your document (or just part of a document, if you select the relevant passage first). A similar process can be used to add buttons to your main ribbon using the ‘Customize the Ribbon’ option and adding a new for the commands. Right click the ribbon to access this option. It’s worth remembering that Microsoft Word treats comments, headers and footers as distinct from the main document when it comes to language options.