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Margins of section x are outside the printable area of the page
I have a word 7 document with several sections in it. One section is a single
page with an organization chart on it. I have set the section to landscape and the page looks fine in print preview. However, word still seems to have the page set to portrait. If I tell the process to continue printing anyway it prints in portrait and the chart is outside the printable area. Is there any way that I can reset this for this section of the document so that word will print in landscape? If I copy and paste the chart into a new word document it prints correctly so I don't think that the printer or driver are at fault. -- Rich Raiff |
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Margins of section x are outside the printable area of the page
If by Word 7 you mean Word 2007 (Word 7 is Word for Windows 95), then go to
Page Layout | Page Setup | Columns | More Columns and click on the preset picture for One, then OK. Does this help? -- Suzanne S. Barnhill Microsoft MVP (Word) Words into Type Fairhope, Alabama USA http://word.mvps.org "RichRaiff" wrote in message news  I have a word 7 document with several sections in it. One section is a single page with an organization chart on it. I have set the section to landscape and the page looks fine in print preview. However, word still seems to have the page set to portrait. If I tell the process to continue printing anyway it prints in portrait and the chart is outside the printable area. Is there any way that I can reset this for this section of the document so that word will print in landscape? If I copy and paste the chart into a new word document it prints correctly so I don't think that the printer or driver are at fault. -- Rich Raiff |
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Margins of section x are outside the printable area of the pag
This is Word in Office 2007, Office 12. It turns out that there was a "ghost"
chart in portrait mode behind the one in landscape. I found this out accidentaly by deleting the lanscape chart in preperation for recreating it. When I then switched the portrait mode chart to landscape all was well. I don't kow how the second chart got there or why Word chose to ignore the original landscape chart. -- Rich Raiff "Suzanne S. Barnhill" wrote: If by Word 7 you mean Word 2007 (Word 7 is Word for Windows 95), then go to Page Layout | Page Setup | Columns | More Columns and click on the preset picture for One, then OK. Does this help? -- Suzanne S. Barnhill Microsoft MVP (Word) Words into Type Fairhope, Alabama USA http://word.mvps.org "RichRaiff" wrote in message news I have a word 7 document with several sections in it. One section is a single page with an organization chart on it. I have set the section to landscape and the page looks fine in print preview. However, word still seems to have the page set to portrait. If I tell the process to continue printing anyway it prints in portrait and the chart is outside the printable area. Is there any way that I can reset this for this section of the document so that word will print in landscape? If I copy and paste the chart into a new word document it prints correctly so I don't think that the printer or driver are at fault. -- Rich Raiff . |
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Margins of section x are outside the printable area of the pag
Well, that's a new one!
-- Suzanne S. Barnhill Microsoft MVP (Word) Words into Type Fairhope, Alabama USA http://word.mvps.org "RichRaiff" wrote in message ... This is Word in Office 2007, Office 12. It turns out that there was a "ghost" chart in portrait mode behind the one in landscape. I found this out accidentaly by deleting the lanscape chart in preperation for recreating it. When I then switched the portrait mode chart to landscape all was well. I don't kow how the second chart got there or why Word chose to ignore the original landscape chart. -- Rich Raiff "Suzanne S. Barnhill" wrote: If by Word 7 you mean Word 2007 (Word 7 is Word for Windows 95), then go to Page Layout | Page Setup | Columns | More Columns and click on the preset picture for One, then OK. Does this help? -- Suzanne S. Barnhill Microsoft MVP (Word) Words into Type Fairhope, Alabama USA http://word.mvps.org "RichRaiff" wrote in message news I have a word 7 document with several sections in it. One section is a single page with an organization chart on it. I have set the section to landscape and the page looks fine in print preview. However, word still seems to have the page set to portrait. If I tell the process to continue printing anyway it prints in portrait and the chart is outside the printable area. Is there any way that I can reset this for this section of the document so that word will print in landscape? If I copy and paste the chart into a new word document it prints correctly so I don't think that the printer or driver are at fault. -- Rich Raiff . |
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