Everything else is the same as shown above. Using this method, you can highlight charts and tables using a different orientation for a single page in Word. You can enter your custom margins and then click on the Default button. The following explains how you can change page orientation for a single page in Word. To set default margins in Word 2003, select Page Setup from the File menu. Click OK to accept the different values, rather than clicking on the Default (or Set As Default) button. You can also select Custom Margins from the drop-down menu on the Margins button and enter the desired custom values in the Margins section on the Page Setup dialog box. By default, a new documents margins are set to Normal, which means it has a one-inch space between the text and each edge.Depending on your needs, Word allows you to change your documents margin size. A margin is the space between the text and the edge of your document. If you need to temporarily change the margins to values other than the default values for a specific document in Word, click the Page Layout tab and select a set of predefined margin values from the drop-down menu. The page size of the document will be changed.
NOTE: When you click Yes on confirmation dialog box, the Page Setup dialog box is also closed. NOTE: In Word 2010 and later, the Default button is called Set As Default.Ī confirmation dialog box displays making sure you want to change the default settings for Page Setup. Enter the margins you want to use as the default margins in the Top, Bottom, Left, and Right edit boxes in the Margins section. That should give you 8.125 width of print area.The Page Setup dialog box displays. You can change each of the four margins in the dialog box that appears. Word lists a number of pre-formatted options, but you can also make your own margins by selecting Custom Margins, found at the bottom of the Margins list. That should give you 10.25 of print height in Word. To change margins, click on the Margins button, found on the Page Layout tab. Some thoughts, if it is a person who wants something to print from: Can anyone provide an answer? I thank you for reading this.īy "printer" do you mean your machine or do you mean the person you are going to to get this printed? After several time-consuming attempts, which include re-doing the layout for this 140-page document, it keeps getting rejected by the printer due to margin issues. I am working from the traditional 8.5 x 11" template in Word. I was told by the printer that the measurements should be: I cannot figure out what the measurements need to be for the margins on this project.
I've been trying to do the math on this, and my brain fails me.
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