Previewing a print job
Documents sometimes print differently than they appear on the screen. You can, however, view a document the way it would print, without having to print it. You can also increase or decrease the zoom level while previewing a print job. In addition, you can edit text, adjust margins, and print a document.
To preview a print job |
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Click File Print preview.
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A check mark beside the Print preview command indicates that the print job is in Print Preview mode.
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You can close the preview window by clicking File Print preview.
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You can also preview a print job by clicking the Mini preview button in the Print dialog box.
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To edit text in Print Preview mode |
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In Print Preview mode, click the beginning of the text you want to edit.
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Click View Zoom.
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Enable the 150% option.
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Click OK.
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Edit the text.
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You can revert to the default Print Preview zoom level by clicking View Zoom, and typing 52 in the Other box.
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To increase or decrease the zoom level while previewing a print job |
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Click File Print preview.
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Click the Zoom picker on the toolbar, and click a zoom option.
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To adjust margins in Print Preview mode |
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Click the paragraph or page where you want the margin changes to start.
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Adjustments to margins apply to the line in which the cursor is located and all subsequent lines.
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Click Format Margins.
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Click the Page setup tab.
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In the Document margins area, type values in the following boxes:
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Left
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Right
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Top
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Bottom
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Most printers have an area around the edge of the page where they cannot print. WordPerfect does not allow smaller margins than your printer can accommodate.
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If you want to change the margins for specified text, select the text.
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To print from Print Preview |
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In Print Preview mode, click the Print button on the property bar.
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Click Print.
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