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I am printing a document on 8.5 x 11" paper using Word 2010 on an HP LaserJet P2055dn. Often when I print the document, the text on the printed paper is small, as though I had shrunk it, e.g., the margins are too large and the font is small. I suspect that there is a setting that is in correct, but I have been unable to find a setting that looks as though it is incorrect.
Any suggestions as to where the problem may lie?
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Never mind, I figured it out.
The document is reserving space in the right margin for balloons to display tracked changes and comments. If I change the review settings to "final" instead of "show mark-up", the document reverts to the proper size for printing.
Glad to know you fixed the issue. Thank you for sharing the resolution, as this would help other members of the community facing the same issue.