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![]() Since I work in a University in Belgium, I have to use A4 paper. Thus, in my brand new Word 2003 program, I am now trying to create a document with the page size set to A4. So, I do the following: File, page setup, paper, A4 size. When I choose this, a warning box appears: "Increasing right margin causes last column to become too narrow in some sections having unevenly spaced columns." It will not allow me to override this warning. In other words, I cannot set the page to A4; it simply won't allow me to do so. In my Word 2000 version, a box came up that said something like conform the margins to A4. And it did it automatically every time. I never got a message like this. Does any one have any idea what is happening and how to fix this? Thanks for the help! |
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Does this problem occur in one particular document, or in all new
documents? If it's in one particular document, then open that document. Click on Format | Columns | One | Apply to: Whole document | OK. Save and close the document. If it's in all new documents, then locate and open your normal.dot file as described in Method 1 in http://word.mvps.org/FAQs/AppErrors/...ocNotBlank.htm . Click on Format | Columns | One | Apply to: Whole document | OK. Type a character or two and delete what you just typed. Save the normal.dot file and close it. JD wrote: Since I work in a University in Belgium, I have to use A4 paper. Thus, in my brand new Word 2003 program, I am now trying to create a document with the page size set to A4. So, I do the following: File, page setup, paper, A4 size. When I choose this, a warning box appears: "Increasing right margin causes last column to become too narrow in some sections having unevenly spaced columns." It will not allow me to override this warning. In other words, I cannot set the page to A4; it simply won't allow me to do so. In my Word 2000 version, a box came up that said something like conform the margins to A4. And it did it automatically every time. I never got a message like this. Does any one have any idea what is happening and how to fix this? Thanks for the help! |
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Dear Garfield,
WoW!!! You guys really really know your stuff!!! I am very impressed. You have been so helpful and have eliminated frustration. Thanks soooo much for you time. JD "garfield-n-odie" wrote: Does this problem occur in one particular document, or in all new documents? If it's in one particular document, then open that document. Click on Format | Columns | One | Apply to: Whole document | OK. Save and close the document. If it's in all new documents, then locate and open your normal.dot file as described in Method 1 in http://word.mvps.org/FAQs/AppErrors/...ocNotBlank.htm . Click on Format | Columns | One | Apply to: Whole document | OK. Type a character or two and delete what you just typed. Save the normal.dot file and close it. JD wrote: Since I work in a University in Belgium, I have to use A4 paper. Thus, in my brand new Word 2003 program, I am now trying to create a document with the page size set to A4. So, I do the following: File, page setup, paper, A4 size. When I choose this, a warning box appears: "Increasing right margin causes last column to become too narrow in some sections having unevenly spaced columns." It will not allow me to override this warning. In other words, I cannot set the page to A4; it simply won't allow me to do so. In my Word 2000 version, a box came up that said something like conform the margins to A4. And it did it automatically every time. I never got a message like this. Does any one have any idea what is happening and how to fix this? Thanks for the help! |
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