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Problem with how print appears on screen
When working in a new MS word document, the print appears at the very top of
the page with no margin, even though there is, in fact, a margin set. How can I change the view so that it will reflect the margin that is there? Thanks for your help. |
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Problem with how print appears on screen
Try this:
http://www.officearticles.com/word/n...osoft_word.htm ************ Anne Troy www.OfficeArticles.com "Serenity2u" wrote in message ... When working in a new MS word document, the print appears at the very top of the page with no margin, even though there is, in fact, a margin set. How can I change the view so that it will reflect the margin that is there? Thanks for your help. |
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Problem with how print appears on screen
If you are in Normal view, then switch to Print Layout view by
clicking on View | Print Layout. Click on Tools | Options | View | check the "White space between pages" box | OK. Serenity2u wrote: When working in a new MS word document, the print appears at the very top of the page with no margin, even though there is, in fact, a margin set. How can I change the view so that it will reflect the margin that is there? Thanks for your help. |
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