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Old 09-07-2025, 10:46 AM
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Something like this would do the trick:

Code:
Sub SetSinglePageView()

On Error GoTo errhandler
ActiveWindow.View.Type = 3 'Print Layout
ActiveWindow.View.Zoom.PageColumns = 1
ActiveWindow.View.Zoom.Percentage = 100   'specify the zoom you want
errhandler:
Exit Sub
End Sub

You'd have to add the macro to the Normal template and also call the macro from Sub AutoOpen() and Sub AutoNew() in the Normal template.
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