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Top Margin - Too Close to Top of Page
Hello,
Writing on behalf of a coworker... When opening Word, the cursor appears at the very top of the page instead of where it should (where the margin would dictate. We can both remedy the problem by ViewHeader/Footer and then closing the header and footer. The cursor then appears in the right location (the default margin, 1"). We are working in MS Word 2003. Is this an issue with normal.dot? It's never happened before now, but he can't seem to remedy the issue through anything in the preferences menu.... Thanks! |
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Top Margin - Too Close to Top of Page
In Word, click on Tools | Options | View | check the "White space
between pages" box | OK. Amanda wrote: Hello, Writing on behalf of a coworker... When opening Word, the cursor appears at the very top of the page instead of where it should (where the margin would dictate. We can both remedy the problem by ViewHeader/Footer and then closing the header and footer. The cursor then appears in the right location (the default margin, 1"). We are working in MS Word 2003. Is this an issue with normal.dot? It's never happened before now, but he can't seem to remedy the issue through anything in the preferences menu.... Thanks! |
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