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Charles Kenyon Charles Kenyon is offline Changing page size after publication is created Windows 8 Changing page size after publication is created Office 2013
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Try printing two - up. 2 pages per sheet.

Tables and such will automatically scale when you do that. If you actually change the page size in Word text will reflow but will not change size. Nothing else will rescale.
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