Documents open in the setting they were last in. Which means,
attachments show up according to the sender's preferences, not yours (at
least on my Mac).
You can dig in Tools | Customize. There are some predefined Zoom
settings that you can add to a toolbar to quickly reset the Zoom. Look
under All Commands for a set that begins with ViewZoom--there is a
ViewZoom 100.
Or you can use an AutoOpen macro that runs on all documents you open and
sets the Zoom. See the AutoMacros section of this page:
http://www.gmayor.com/installing_macro.htm
Rick Charnes wrote:
Thanks. This is a .DOC sent to me as an email attachment. When I open
it and choose Tools | 'Templates and Add-Ins' in order to see the
template from which it came, in the edit box is a .DOT on a drive that I
don't even have on my computer. I don't have this file anywhere. I
presume this pathname is meaningful to the person who created the doc,
and the name stays hard-coded embedded with the DOC even when it's
emailed to another person.
Considering that I don't have access to the .DOT template from which
this .DOC came, is there then no way for me to change the Zoom ratio on
the .DOC? Thanks much.
In article ,
says...
See http://word.mvps.org/FAQs/General/SaveViewAndZoom.htm