With the rulers enabled in the print or draft layout, you can change the margins and tabs. This article explains how to display the ruler in Microsoft Word—and how to use the ruler to change margins ...

Assuming you have a blank document page opened, switch to ‘View’ tab. It’s on the extreme right. From the section, select ‘Print Layout’ option. Now, keeping the View tab in an active state, place the ...

One of the features of Microsoft Word 2013 is that documents downloaded from a website or attached to emails are automatically displayed in read mode. This display mode, new to Word 2013, optimizes ...

This article explains how to display the ruler in Microsoft Word—and how to use the ruler to change margins and create tabs.

Decades ago, early “personal” word processors were ungainly dedicated computers. Yet they introduced a strikingly modern notion we continue to use: infinite scroll. Instead of being locked to a page ...

The Print Layout View is the Default View. It allows the user to see how the document would look if printed. This View is handy for creating headings and moving a whole paragraph within a document.

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The default layout in Microsoft Word is to display one page at a time with a zoom level of 100 percent. If you need to compare pages side-by-side or just don't like the single page view, you can ...

When it comes to printing images at home—whether they be drawings, graphic art, or photos—the cost of paper and ink add up quickly. That’s why it’s handy to know how to print several images on the ...

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