Steps to Disable Two-sided Printing on MacĪfter enabling CUPS interface on Mac, follow the steps below to access CUPS Settings page and disable two-sided printing on your Mac.Ģ. Once this command is successfully executed, you will be able to access CUPS using any browser on your Mac. In the Terminal Window, Enter the command sudo cupsctl WebInterface=yes and hit the enter key on the keyboard of your Mac In the Utilities Folder, click on Terminal.app (See image below).ĥ. In the Finder Window, first click on Applications in the side-menu and then scroll down and click on the Utilities Folder (See image below)Ĥ. Click on the Finder Icon located in the Task-bar of your Mac (See image below).ģ. Make sure that you are logged into your Admin Account on Mac.Ģ. Enable CUPS Browser InterfaceĪs mentioned above the print setup on Mac is based on CUPS, an open source modular printing system developed by Apple for Unix based systems. CUPS interface is disabled by default in macOS.įollow the steps below to enable CUPS browser interface on your Mac.ġ. Once you are able to access CUPS, you will be able to make the required changes to disable two-sided printing on your Mac. In order to disable two-sided printing on Mac, you will have to first enable CUPS (Common Unix Printing System) Browser Interface on Mac.
Hence, you are better off disabling two-sided printing on Mac, in order to prevent the possibility of paper, toner and your time being wasted by having to print the documents twice. While it is easy to turn off “Two-Sided” option before printing documents, many users forget this and end up having their documents printed on both sides of the paper, which is not what they wanted.
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