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Making a Word document "printer neutral"
Hello,
I was given a Word 2003 form to fix. Currently, it prints differently on different printers (sometimes cutting off the margins or moving content onto another page). Beyond ensuring that the margins are correctly set and tables correctly set, how can I make the form "printer neutral" so it prints with the same layout regardless of the printer that's used? Thank you! |
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