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Disproportionate view of an A$ page in Landscape orientation
When changing from Portrait to landscape view in Word 2003, the page views
disproportionately. In landscape view, A4 Paper = 297 wide by 210 high, yet the height ruler shows the page to be only approx 140mm high. Why is this happening and how can I resolve? |
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G'day "Dave" ,
It starts counting from the MARGIN to the MARGIN :-) Thus you must have 210-140 = 70mm of margins (35 top, 35 bottom probably) Steve Hudson - Word Heretic steve from wordheretic.com (Email replies require payment) Without prejudice Dave reckoned: When changing from Portrait to landscape view in Word 2003, the page views disproportionately. In landscape view, A4 Paper = 297 wide by 210 high, yet the height ruler shows the page to be only approx 140mm high. Why is this happening and how can I resolve? |
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