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"Ignore Margins"
Is there any way to ignore the left or right margin settings when typing in a
Word 2007 document. On old typewriters (remember when we all used them?) we were able to type over a margin when we pressed a certain key. Is this available in Word? |
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"Ignore Margins"
CarolineM wrote:
Is there any way to ignore the left or right margin settings when typing in a Word 2007 document. On old typewriters (remember when we all used them?) we were able to type over a margin when we pressed a certain key. Is this available in Word? No. You can drag the right-indent marker on the ruler, or change the numeric value of the right indent in the Format Paragraph dialog to a negative value. It will affect all lines in the current paragraph (and, if you hit Enter at the end of that paragraph, the setting will carry over to the next paragraph, and so on). -- Regards, Jay Freedman Microsoft Word MVP FAQ: http://word.mvps.org Email cannot be acknowledged; please post all follow-ups to the newsgroup so all may benefit. |
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