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set margins from the bound edge, when duplexing?
Hi,
My binding machine broke and I need to print booklets in a 3-ring binder. That set up requires the bound edge be moved 1/2" toward the text body. Additionally, I will have to reset the size of the images to remain within the new margins. So, anyone have an idea on how to set the margins for this duplexed printing job?Thank you, Peele Dunn |
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set margins from the bound edge, when duplexing?
You can either add a ½" gutter or choose "Mirror margins" and add ½" to the
Inside margin (deducting ½" from the Outside margin as appropriate). -- Suzanne S. Barnhill Microsoft MVP (Word) Words into Type Fairhope, Alabama USA "Deleted folder" wrote in message ... Hi, My binding machine broke and I need to print booklets in a 3-ring binder. That set up requires the bound edge be moved 1/2" toward the text body. Additionally, I will have to reset the size of the images to remain within the new margins. So, anyone have an idea on how to set the margins for this duplexed printing job?Thank you, Peele Dunn |
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