[bksvol-discuss] Re: Question about Page Setup in Word.
- From: Cindy <popularplace@xxxxxxxxx>
- To: bksvol-discuss@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
- Date: Sun, 14 Aug 2005 17:06:15 -0700 (PDT)
Paula,
Are you talking about printing? or validating and
leaving the file on your computer or uploading it?
I only use Page Set-up if I'm going to print
something, and then I check Print Preview to see if
the margins I've set will allow everything to be
showing or will be cut off. As long as everything will
be printed, I answer No.
When I'm validating, I don' t use Page Set-up but go
to Document in the Format file and use that to set
both side and top-and-bottom margins in order to make
the page breaks come out where they do in the book.
Occasionally, but rarely, I've had to use smaller
font, or a different font that maybe has smaller
letters or less space between letters. I've never made
a top or bottom margin less than .5, but I suppose one
could.
I have found that, especially when there is a lot of
dialog, one has to indent between paragraphs rather
than skip a line.
Once or twice, in all the validating I've done over
the past two and a half (I think) years, I've moved a
last line from one page to the top of the next, when
absolutely nothing else worked. I didn't think that
was any worse that moving one half of a hyphenated
word to anoher page to join its other half.
Cindy
-- Paula and James Muysenberg
<outofsightlife@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
> Several people on this list have explained how
> to go to Page Setup in
> the Word File menu, and lengthen Paper Size, so Word
> doesn't put in unwanted
> page breaks. My question is, when the prompt comes
> up about fixing margins,
> do you answer Yes or No?
>
> TIA,
> Paula
>
>
>
>
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