Blank Page Problem in MSOfficeEnterprise2007/Word

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PVPFINN

I have recently started with my issue of the MSOfficeEnterprise (English
version). When I open the Word program, there appears, as regular, a blank
page. This page is not A4 size but something else, shorter. In addition to
that, the size of the page does not change in the working area if I use the
feature "Page Size". If I look after that printing preview, the page is
there changed eg. into A4 BUT there is some invisible blank shelter on the
top of the page I should print. About top 8-10 centimeters of the page are
invisible on the Prin Preview AND dont appear in The printed paper either.
Can this be corrected? Is it possible to change the original Blank page into
A4 size? How do I proceed?

PVPFINN
 
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Bob Buckland ?:-\)

Hi PVPPFINN,

If you're in Print Layout view and looking at the whole page you may have the 'white space' feature in use. It's intended to hide
the display of the header and footer area in a Word document while you're editing. At the very top of page 1 or between pages place
your mouse cursor until it changes to a black line with arrows pointing down and up at the line then double click. (Not sure why
they didn't include that in the
View=>Show/Hide area of the ribbon <g>).

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I have recently started with my issue of the MSOfficeEnterprise (English
version). When I open the Word program, there appears, as regular, a blank
page. This page is not A4 size but something else, shorter. In addition to
that, the size of the page does not change in the working area if I use the
feature "Page Size". If I look after that printing preview, the page is
there changed eg. into A4 BUT there is some invisible blank shelter on the
top of the page I should print. About top 8-10 centimeters of the page are
invisible on the Prin Preview AND dont appear in The printed paper either.
Can this be corrected? Is it possible to change the original Blank page into
A4 size? How do I proceed?

PVPFINN>>
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Bob Buckland ?:)
MS Office System Products MVP

*Courtesy is not expensive and can pay big dividends*
 
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