Changing Single Pages to Portrait and Landscape.

Posted on March 25, 2008
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Hi folks, I hope you all had a great eastern and that you are ready for some cool Tips and Tricks this week! I’ve planned some pretty awesome tricks but we are starting today with a Word Tip and Trick.

Today’s tutorial is about changing or turning the pages in Microsoft Word. You can change all the pages at once but also one in a sequence.

To change the orientation to portrait or landscape for the entire document you’ll need to follow the next steps.

· Go to the tab Page Layout

· Click on Orientation

· And choose Portrait or Landscape

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I’m now changing the page lay-out of one single in-between page.

· First you’ll need to select the text on the page which lay-out you want to change

· Then go to the tab Page Layout

· Then select Margins

· And select Custom Margins

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· Now on the Margins tab select Landscape

· And change the Apply to value to Selected text

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· Click OK and you’re done.

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I hope you all like this Tip and Trick for Microsoft Word. Ill talk to you all tomorrow when we have another Outlook Optimizing Tutorials.

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