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Problem with Reading Layout view
I have a document that contains text and graphics. It looks find in print
view, but when I change to Reading View the formatting is way off. The first page looks OK, but the second page has about 4 or 5 inches of white space at the top. Any ideas on how to fix this. |
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Problem with Reading Layout view
tk wrote:
I have a document that contains text and graphics. It looks find in print view, but when I change to Reading View the formatting is way off. The first page looks OK, but the second page has about 4 or 5 inches of white space at the top. Any ideas on how to fix this. There is no way to fix it. Reading View makes no attempt to preserve formatting of graphics, tables, and other non-text items, and there's no provision for forcing it to do so. If formatting is important to you, read the document in Print Layout view or in Print Preview. Both of those are intended to show the document as it would appear on paper. -- Regards, Jay Freedman Microsoft Word MVP FAQ: http://word.mvps.org |
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