Looking to Save Paper (and your printer money)?

Print 2 or more pages to 1 physical piece of paper.

This process is called N-up printing and can be done from any application in the lab that uses the standard printing dialogs. 
Note that some applications, like Adobe Acrobat or Photoshop, have their own very specialized print dialogs that can accomplish this in slightly different ways.  Below you will find the most generic way that should work for most applications.

1.     From the Print Dialog, click on the “Properties” button beside the printer. Some applications will        
       have slightly different printing options available, but the printer properties should always be
       approximately the same place.

  
2.     In the Printer Properties, click on the “Layout” tab at the top, and then adjust
       the “Pages per Sheet” value to fit more than one page on a physical sheet of paper.
       Note the preview of the output on the right side of the dialog.

3.     Now click “OK” to return to the print dialog and print your document.  You should be charged for
       the number of physical sheets used by the printer, saving you money and the earth a little
       bit of paper.