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Old 02-10-2013, 01:17 PM
UrbanEast UrbanEast is offline Showing 1 page at a time in Word 2011 at 100% zoom (Mac) Windows Vista Showing 1 page at a time in Word 2011 at 100% zoom (Mac) Office 2007
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The only way this works is if I go to View-->Zoom, click on "Many pages" and change it to 1x1. But this will only let me view at 87% zoom. If I press the up arrow to change that number, it shows 2 pages at a time.

Using Print view shows either 2 or 4 pages at a time depending on the zoom.

I'd rather not use Focus view since I need to format as well. Is there a way to view 1 page only at 100%?

Thanks in advane.
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