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Re Urgent Microsoft WOrd

inde · 2010-09-30 00:20:25

Am using Microsoft Word 2007, if I have to set left hand margin at 4cm for thesis, is that the margin ar the top of the page and that moves everything over in the page?

30-09-2010 1:20am

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inde

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Am using Microsoft Word 2007, if I have to set left hand margin at 4cm for thesis, is that the margin ar the top of the page and that moves everything over in the page?

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#2 30-09-2010 2:10am

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Easiest way to be sure is: Page Layout > Margins > Custom Margins. Then just change each margin as necessary.

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#3 30-09-2010 10:33am

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The bar at the top of the page is to set your paragraph and tab stops, the greyed out are on the bar shows your page margins.

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