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Default Printing an 11" x 17" page on 2 letter-size sheets

In Page Setup of Word 2000, I have modified the paper size so that width=17"
and height=11". My document has one page.

My printer only handles 8.5" x 11" paper. How can I print the left half of
my
document on one sheet and the right half on a second sheet?

Thanks.

Jim

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Default Printing an 11" x 17" page on 2 letter-size sheets

Word doesn't really support this. Perhaps you could import it into
Publisher, which supports "tiling" large documents over more than one sheet?

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In Page Setup of Word 2000, I have modified the paper size so that
width=17"
and height=11". My document has one page.

My printer only handles 8.5" x 11" paper. How can I print the left half
of
my
document on one sheet and the right half on a second sheet?

Thanks.

Jim




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