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I have MS Word 10.
Page layout tab
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In page layout (page setup), how do I default that it applies to the whole document and not sections? I keep changing it and setting it as default, but it doesn't work. When it's in sections, I have trouble with pagination.
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- It's my desktop; Windows 7; HP; 4.00 GB RAM; 64 bit OS.
- I have MS Word 10.
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2018-11-13T21:08:03+00:00 Hi. It's my desktop; Windows 7; HP; 4.00 GB RAM; 64 bit OS.
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2018-11-13T20:47:59+00:00 To help us to help you and to properly get answers to your post you should include some minimum information.
1. Device type. ie Desktop, Laptop, Tablet, Surface, Phone
2. Who made it and model, RAM size, HDD size. If home built what type motherboard, Intel, AMD, other
3. OS type, Home, Pro, Enterprise, 32 bit, 64 bit, etc
4. Current build. Hit the WIN key, type winver, hit Enter.
What program are you are you using for printing?
What program are you trying to print?