Chapter 13
Page Formatting
IN THIS CHAPTER
Choosing the page size
Switching the page orientation
Setting margins
Automatically numbering pages
Changing page numbers
Creating a new page
Coloring the page background
Including a watermark
Word is only mildly interested in the concept of a page. Unlike in the real world, where a page is a physical sheet of paper, Word conjures new pages when needed, pulling them in from the electronic ether. This digital magic makes the concept of a page ethereal. To root things in reality, Word lets you define the page format, which includes the page size, orientation, and margins as well as other page formats and attributes.
Describe That Page
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