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When dealing with large quantities of text, I use Web Layout to reduce the number of unnecessary line breaks, utilising the full width of my screen.
However, now that I have upgraded my monitor, Web Layout will no longer expand to fill the space. With 100% zoom, at approximately 2000 pixels across the page just stops and I'm left with a huge white space.
Is there any way to make Word utilise the full 3840 pixel width of the screen?
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Hello Jim,
As per the description web layout is not expanding to fill the space.
A few more details would help us to provide you better response.
What is the screen resolution set for the Windows operating system?
Provide us the screen shot of the Word application to check and help you better.
Thank you.
See if there is a (border-less) table with a fixed width in your document.