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Old 08-15-2011, 06:34 AM
ghumdinger ghumdinger is offline How to align page to left side instead of centre Windows 7 How to align page to left side instead of centre Office 2010 (Version 14.0)
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Default How to align page to left side instead of centre

This might seem like a strange question...



I work best at 11 pt font with 100% zoom on my monitor. With this setting, the page looks like this. I need the navigation pane to show the styles.

The problem is that the page is centered and makes it difficult to read, for the right side of the page becomes rather far away. I would prefer to have the page aligned right next to the navigation pane, with no blue gap in between.

But without zooming in, the horizontal scroll bar does not appear and I cannot shift the page. If I zoom in, the text becomes un-optimally big. I don't want to turn off the navigation pane either as I need it.

Any chance there might be a way to do something? I have the same prob in Acrobat too but there I just crop the left margin for viewing and uncrop it for print (which I hardly do).

Cheers,
Jay
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