Whether to improve your document's aesthetic appeal, allow more space for handwritten annotations, or squeeze all your text onto one page, there are many reasons to adjust a Word document's margins.

How to change page orientation in the middle of a Microsoft Word document Your email has been sent You receive the content for a new Microsoft Word document that includes a table that’s too wide for ...

The default orientation for a Microsoft Word document is portrait. The portrait layout works well for text, but for images or graphs, the landscape orientation is better. Sometimes users would have ...

When you use Microsoft Word's Orientation option from the ribbon to rotate a page, the entire document conforms to your selection. This is an obvious problem if you're just trying to rotate a chart in ...

Microsoft Word 2010 lets you justify a block of text by adjusting the spaces between words to make a paragraph align perfectly with the margins on both sides of the page. Adjust the settings Word uses ...

How to Use Section Breaks to Control Formatting in Word Your email has been sent Microsoft Word supports section breaks, so you can easily change document level formatting from one group of pages to ...

Hi, question for MS Word gurus out there.<BR><BR>I'm writing an important academic report for work and need to get certain formatting just right. I'm using A4 paper and I need the left/right margins ...