If you want to print on both sides of the page, but are too lazy to print every other page and then flip the stack over, both Notary and Notary 2 printers have a duplex (print on both sides) function.

You are in luck. Just change the drop down to the print on both sides option.

Windows 10 no longer allows administrators to configure printers for other users. Individual users must do this themselves.

NOTE: Microsoft likes to move things around during windows updates so the exact procedures may vary. This is current as of — local admin 2021/07/17 10:59

Open windows settings.

Choose Devices

Choose Printers & Scanners

Find your printer in the list. It should say Notary (or Notary2) but may be different such as Kitchen HP Laserjet P4015. You should know which printer you are using to print to Notary (or Notary2).

Click on the printer name and select the manage option.

Click on Printer properties

A smaller properties window will open.

Click on Device Settings

The small window will change to the Device Setting Tab.

Here you can see that the printer settings say that the Duplex Unit is Not Installed.

Click on the Not Installed link and a drop down box will appear.

Change the option to Installed.

Then click Apply.

Window should now be aware that the printer had a Duplex unit installed and should allow printing on both sides of the paper.