Posted: 11/11/2008 1:01:15 PM EDT
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Are you sure you are not typing in the Header area? Screen capture would REALLY help. TRG He can't figure out the margins and you're asking him to post a screen capture? ![]() Good point. The advice about switching to Print Layout is my bet for the Win on this one. TRG |
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Don't do this.
How your margins display has nothing to do with your printer. Quoted:
delete your printer download the NEWEST drivers from HP/whatever for it REinstall the drivers If you have no clue on how to do this- find someone who does. betcha it fixes it. |
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Go to Tools - Options... and check the "White space between pages" box in the 'Print and Web Layout Options' area of the View tab. YOU ARE A GOD!!! you win 1000 internets!!! thank you! For the record, that does the exact same thing I told you to do: go to the top of the page, when the cursor changes double click and it changes the white space appearance.
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Go to Tools - Options... and check the "White space between pages" box in the 'Print and Web Layout Options' area of the View tab. YOU ARE A GOD!!! you win 1000 internets!!! thank you! For the record, that does the exact same thing I told you to do: go to the top of the page, when the cursor changes double click and it changes the white space appearance. ![]() Thanks for the tip. I've had to fix this for several users and never knew how they managed to change it in the first place. Now I know. A single click did it on my computer, and that would be an easy thing to miss. |


