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In Print set-up, Pages no longer has a box marked two-sided copies to check on my new iMac, running Sonoma 14.0. Is this a fault in the software? I don't print much, but it's helpful when printing long documents to have this option. The experts on Apple Support have been unable to help. Neither have the folks at the Apple Store. Any advice much appreciated. Thanks
iMac 24″, macOS 14.0
I have the same issue, I have the new 24" iMac running macOs Sonoma and I have a new Epson ET-2830 printer and I can't seem to find anywhere that allows me to printer two-sided which is super frustrating.
I have the same issue, I have the new 24" iMac running macOs Sonoma and I have a new Epson ET-2830 printer and I can't seem to find anywhere that allows me to printer two-sided which is super frustrating.
This is because of macOS Sonoma! Unlike on macOS Monterey, for example, on macOS Sonoma system apps are no longer support double-sided printing for a document with one page! Even when several copies are needed. On previous macOS you could start printing many copies of one page double-sided, but now you can't!
Fortunately, using Brother iPrint&Scan app will help – there you can still print everything double-sided, even documents which consist of only 1 page
Hey! Did you ever find a solution?
I am looking at the print panel for Pages v13.2 on macOS Sonoma 14.0. If you have a one page document opened in Pages, then the print panel disables Double-sided, and if the document is two or more pages, then Double-Sided is active, but may be set to Off. It will show this even if your printer is powered off, as mine is right now.
If you upgraded to Sonoma, and your printer driver is now incompatible with the operating system, this panel may now show what you expect, and you should check the printer vendor site for updated driver support for Sonoma.
If you are using Apple's AirPrint, you may need to remove and re-add your printer once more for the new operating system.
You are very kind. I'm sure I'll love this new iMac someday (it replaced a 13-year-old model) but it's a work in progress. Sigh.
It's a Brother HL-2270DW wireless. Practically as old as I am. Thanks again.
Thanks so much. Very helpful advice.
Did you install the free Brother iPrint & Scan software from the Mac App Store? This may help with that printer on macOS Sonoma.
Age is just a number… cough.
The only thing you can do is to send feedback: Feedback - macOS - Apple
Maybe if there will be enough complaints, they will fix this issue
What is the make and model of your printer? I can check if it is supported in Sonoma.
Bogdan, I downloaded the Brother printing app you suggested, but it's not picking up our Ricoh printer. Does this solution only work if I am using a Brother printer?
Hi Viking! Please help a girl out... I download the Brother app in order to fix my double sided printing problem on Sonoma, but the app is not picking up my Ricoh printer. Please help! :(
Sure it's only for Brother printers, how else?
For me I have the opposite situation. Double-sided is ON, but the button is greyed out (disabled). For some situation I really prefer single-side printing. Why is that, and how can I solve this?
Can't print two-sided copies on Pages on new iMac
