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MC
Is there a way to display two pages side by side at 100% View?
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MC
MC said:Is there a way to display two pages side by side at 100% View?
Just to clarify: That's two consecutive pages of the same document.
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CyberTaz
Sure, but there are at least 3 variables involved:
1- What size are the pages?
2- What size is the display?
3- What is the resolution?
You can't display two 8.5x11 pages side by side at 100% of actual size on a
17" display at 800x600 ppi, for example. If you have the luxury of a display
that's 20" plus it's a different story.
One footnote: The Zoom of 100% doesn't mean actual page dimensions (i.e.,
print dimensions). It means that the pixels of the content are displayed 1:1
with the pixels of the monitor.
Regards |:>)
Bob Jones
[MVP] Office:Mac
1- What size are the pages?
2- What size is the display?
3- What is the resolution?
You can't display two 8.5x11 pages side by side at 100% of actual size on a
17" display at 800x600 ppi, for example. If you have the luxury of a display
that's 20" plus it's a different story.
One footnote: The Zoom of 100% doesn't mean actual page dimensions (i.e.,
print dimensions). It means that the pixels of the content are displayed 1:1
with the pixels of the monitor.
Regards |:>)
Bob Jones
[MVP] Office:Mac
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MC
I'm asking on behalf of a friend so I don't have *all* the info.
Pages are 8.5 x 11 (text only)
Display is > 20"
Resolution unknown.
Pages are 8.5 x 11 (text only)
Display is > 20"
Resolution unknown.
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CyberTaz
Then just have your friend select "Two Pages" from the Zoom box. If
necessary adjust the window size and/or use View> Full Screen. I haven't
done the math but that should be sufficient based on the typical
resolution... I use a 17" @ 1280x1024 which doesn't provide enough vertical
real estate (about 10.75" total viewable area).
Regards |:>)
Bob Jones
[MVP] Office:Mac
necessary adjust the window size and/or use View> Full Screen. I haven't
done the math but that should be sufficient based on the typical
resolution... I use a 17" @ 1280x1024 which doesn't provide enough vertical
real estate (about 10.75" total viewable area).
Regards |:>)
Bob Jones
[MVP] Office:Mac
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MC
CyberTaz said:Then just have your friend select "Two Pages" from the Zoom box. If
necessary adjust the window size and/or use View> Full Screen. I haven't
done the math but that should be sufficient based on the typical
resolution... I use a 17" @ 1280x1024 which doesn't provide enough vertical
real estate (about 10.75" total viewable area).
Thanks. I've forwarded the thread to him.
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Phillip Jones, C.E.T.
With ether two monitors or a maybe a 24" LCD Monitor
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alysha.dominico
Is there a way to display two pages side by side at 100% View?
I really need to see two pages (so I can see long sections) side-by-side inone screen. I don't like how Word only seems to do this at 75%. I want to see it at 100% at least. I KNOW There is a way to do this--because I did itby accident one day, or it just seemed to work. However, I obviously didn't fix it permanently.
I just got a new 22 inch monitor but I'm hardly using it's capacity. And annoyingly, there is enough "extra" room to fit in the edges of the page -- that grey bit. Why can't I get rid of the grey bit and just make the 2 pagesappear at 90%??
Someone please help! FOR SURE there is a way to do this! I just can't seem to find helpful instructions online.