5 inches.Ĭlick my Answer Accept as Solution to help others find Answers. 11 inch, while (for some printers / paper) the bottom might be.
In general, the top and size margins might be restricted to. Default left and right margins are 1.25'. Margins are the space between the text and the left and right edge of the paper. Margins are the space between the text and the top and bottom edge of the paper. (look at bottom of available footer settings) Edit Footer > adjust as desiredĬlick my Answer Accept as Solution to help others find specifications lack any information on "margins" restrictions. Which of the following is FALSE about margins in Word 2016 a. This can be important when you need to place elements in certain locations without relying on textboxes to position them This action removes the header and footer from the first page. Word document > Insert> Footer (drop down menu)> When I wrote the above, it was with Word 2007 - now I note that in Word 2010 the paragraph marker cannot be removed. You can adjust the Header and Footers down / up away from the document's / paper's edge. Word document> File> Print> Click Page Setup> tab LayoutĬheck to see where your Headers and footers are set as compared to the overall "Narrow margins" setting. You can also adjust the settings individually. You could perhaps change the document's margins to "Normal" or something similar.
I constantly have to go to 'view > Header and Footer.' Is there anyway I can have it default to always have this selected when I start a new document Thanks, Will 5 inches, then the Word "Narrow" margin setting might be in conflict with the printer's ability to print the document. Every time I start a new document in word it defaults to not showing the headers and footers. IF the printer likes / restricts the top / bottom margin to. Specifications lack any information on "margins" restrictions.
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