Archive for the ‘Margins’ Category
Tuesday, October 7th, 2008
A gutter is used when you will have a bound edge on your printouts. If your printout will be bound in a 3-ring binder, you would have a gutter of one-half to three-quarter inch. The margins would be measured in from the gutter, so your printed page would continue to ...
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Monday, June 30th, 2008
An Alignment Tab is a way to fix the problem of a document’s margins changing, but the header and footer margins not changing.
The Alignment Tab is found in the Header & Footer Tools, Design tab, Position group. To use it, move into a header or footer, click the Alignment Tab ...
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Tuesday, April 29th, 2008
Paul asked: In Word 2007, is there a way to create a template that has a certain margin on the 1st page but then a different margin on all other pages? I need this to work so that when I finish typing on page 1 (even in mid-paragraph) the text ...
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Friday, March 7th, 2008
In Word you can over-ride the set margins by using Section Breaks. Margins would be considered Page formatting - it affects the document on a "page" level, like the Orientations Portrait and Landscape, paper size, or headers and footers. These directions are to insert a Next Page type of section ...
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Wednesday, March 5th, 2008
Margins are the space that surrounds a printout, between the text and graphics and the edge of the page. Basically, it creates a frame for the document. There is a Top, Bottom, Left and Right margin, and they can each be changed individually. A typical margin is one inch.
Changing ...
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