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Alfie
Hi,
I have a strange margins problem with Word 2000.
I am setting up a document on A5 paper. The printed output will be
double-sided and hole punched so I am using mirror margins to ensure a wider
margin on the punched side of the page. In Page Setup... my margins are set
as follows:
Inside: 2cm
Outside: 2.6cm
My Normal style has a left margin of 0.5cm.
On an odd numbered page the Normal style indents from the left margin of the
page by the appropriate amount (i.e. 0.5cm). However, on even numbered
pages the indent is ignored. Although the ruler at the top of the page
shows the left margin as being 0.5cm from the left edge of the page, the
actual text is coming out flush against the margin and not indented at all.
Can anyone offer any ideas as to what's going wrong?!
Cheers,
Alfie.
I have a strange margins problem with Word 2000.
I am setting up a document on A5 paper. The printed output will be
double-sided and hole punched so I am using mirror margins to ensure a wider
margin on the punched side of the page. In Page Setup... my margins are set
as follows:
Inside: 2cm
Outside: 2.6cm
My Normal style has a left margin of 0.5cm.
On an odd numbered page the Normal style indents from the left margin of the
page by the appropriate amount (i.e. 0.5cm). However, on even numbered
pages the indent is ignored. Although the ruler at the top of the page
shows the left margin as being 0.5cm from the left edge of the page, the
actual text is coming out flush against the margin and not indented at all.
Can anyone offer any ideas as to what's going wrong?!
Cheers,
Alfie.