Clickbook adds a "virtual printer" rather like many of the pdf creator programs you can get. If you don't have a pdf generator, then you could try PDF995 which is what I use. But there are lots to choose from. You get single click access in Windows applications and there's a MAC OSX version too.
When activated, Clickbook allows you to choose the style of output you want and then configures your printer to give you that output. And there are a lot of styles, although no Pocketmod style that I could see. So, for example, I tried printing my contact list from Outlook in the form of pages for my Filofax planner. With a little work form the guillotine and my hole punch, I had all my contacts on paper and with my diary. Something I've been wanting to do for many years but never been able to crack it.
If you're printer has duplex, it will use that too.
I have a Samsung CPL500 and Clickbook adjusted the output to match the paper and the auto-duplexing. Very neat.
I'm using the 15 day trial version, but I'd seriously consider buying the full version if my initial test runs are anything to go by.
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