A4 is the most popular page layout when it comes to printing and documenting. However, Word also allows you to create, save, and print documents in A5 format, for your letters, invitations, and ...

If you're using Microsoft Word, you've probably realised that it is more than just a word processor. It can perform a host of tasks beyond just putting words down, including a very handy function for ...

How to hide content on-screen in Word, but still print it Your email has been sent Most content is meant for viewing on-screen and in print, but not always. For instance, you might want to print a ...

The option on Word 2010's Print Preview screen to shrink the document to print on a single page is no longer visible by default, but you can add the option to the Quick Access Toolbar. Dennis O'Reilly ...

Printing an A5 booklet using an A4 sheet can be quite challenging. While printing it straightforwardly would most likely spoil the output, the solution is to change the printer's settings and the Word ...

When creating a document in Microsoft Word for print binding, you must allow for added margin space in the area of the page that falls within the spine of the finished product. Word calls this area ...

In most cases, Word documents are viewed digitally and rarely printed, so there’s little need to add color or image to it while printing. Whatever the case, here’s how to make Word print the ...

Whether you take advantage of Microsoft Publisher's built-in patterns, images and designs to fill the backgrounds of your Publisher pages or you create your own, sometimes you want to put a background ...

You can change views in Word to more easily see and work with your documents. Check out your options and learn about the benefits of each one. You might keep Microsoft Word primarily in Print Layout ...

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 ...