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You can get the page dimensions etc. with code like:
Code:
Sub GetPageDimensions() ' Define the variables Dim Orientation As String, PageHeight As Single, PageWidth As Single Dim MirrorMargins As Single, TopMargin As Single, BottomMargin As Single Dim LeftMargin As Single, RightMargin As Single With Selection.Sections.First.PageSetup If .Orientation = wdOrientPortrait Then Orientation = "Portrait" Else Orientation = "Landscape" End If PageHeight = .PageHeight PageWidth = .PageWidth MirrorMargins = .MirrorMargins TopMargin = .TopMargin BottomMargin = .BottomMargin LeftMargin = .LeftMargin RightMargin = .RightMargin End With ' Inform the user MsgBox "Orientation = " & Orientation & vbCr & _ "PageHeight = " & PageHeight & vbCr & _ "PageWidth = " & PageWidth & vbCr & _ "MirrorMargins = " & MirrorMargins & vbCr & _ "TopMargin = " & TopMargin & vbCr & _ "BottomMargin = " & BottomMargin & vbCr & _ "LeftMargin = " & LeftMargin & vbCr & _ "RightMargin = " & RightMargin End Sub
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