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printersettings flip pages up

We are sending SRS reports directly to the printer from a WinForms
application (using PrinterSettings() and PrintDocument() ).

Everything works great except that we can't find a way to get to the "Flip
Pages Up" property in the printer (This property sets two-sided to print so
that pages can be flipped like a notebook).

Can anyone tell me how to get to this printer property programmatically?

Thanks,
Apr 18 '07 #1
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