How to disable 2 page view?

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Sean S

Hi all,

I've just started using Word 2007.

When in 'Print Layout' view (I like to see the margins when I'm writing) and
I zoom a page after setting it to 'One page' view it will suddenly switch to
show 2 pages, side by side.

It refuses to show a single page at the zoom level I want. And I never want
to see a side by side view of pages. Ever.

I have a large widescreen monitor and I want the page to always appear in
the middle of the screen. Always, regardless of zoom level. Word used to do
this.

How do I disable this annoying behaviour?


Sean.
 
T

Terry Farrell

Set the Zoom size that you want (say 70%), then select the View Ribbon and
click on the One Page button in the Zoom group. Word will remember the
display setting being used when a document is closed.
 
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Suzanne S. Barnhill

Not necessarily. I've noticed in Word 2003 on my new, higher-resolution
monitor (not even a widescreen), if I drop below a certain Zoom level, I get
two pages in Print Preview (thank goodness not in Print Layout view,
however) even with One Page explicitly selected. I would tend to regard this
as a bug, and I'll be unhappy if it has spread to Print Layout view in Word
2007.
 
S

Stefan Blom

But note that clicking the One Page button is likely to change the zoom.

--
Stefan Blom
Microsoft Word MVP


in message
 
G

Gordon

Suzanne S. Barnhill said:
Not necessarily. I've noticed in Word 2003 on my new, higher-resolution
monitor (not even a widescreen), if I drop below a certain Zoom level, I
get two pages in Print Preview (thank goodness not in Print Layout view,
however) even with One Page explicitly selected. I would tend to regard
this as a bug, and I'll be unhappy if it has spread to Print Layout view
in Word 2007.

Well you're going to be sadly disappointed then. It HAS "spread" to Word
2007...
 
T

Terry Farrell

It doesn't for me. But I agree that this could be better addressed to make
it more user-friendly too.

Terry
 

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