R
Rocky
I get an e-mailed Word document on a weekly basis. It is
a tabular form. When I try to print it this message comes
up: "The margins of section 1 are set outside the
printable area of the page. Do you want to continue?"
Thing is, they are not. The document is just fine as it
appears on the screen (and two other documents from the
same source with the same format and margins prints just
fine with no such alert message).
If I say "yes", it cuts off the top two lines and puts
the third line at the extreme top of the sheet. (Top
margin setting is 2 picas, so effectively it loses four
lines).
As a workaround, I just push the top of the document down
four lines, but if it is a full page then I lose the
bottom of the sheet.
None of the (very obvious) items undeer the "help" button
apply. This same situation existed last year on the same
document but with a different computer on my end. The
same message appears when I try a different printer. It
is an error inherent in the document.
How do I repair the document so it prints exactly as it
appears on the screen?
a tabular form. When I try to print it this message comes
up: "The margins of section 1 are set outside the
printable area of the page. Do you want to continue?"
Thing is, they are not. The document is just fine as it
appears on the screen (and two other documents from the
same source with the same format and margins prints just
fine with no such alert message).
If I say "yes", it cuts off the top two lines and puts
the third line at the extreme top of the sheet. (Top
margin setting is 2 picas, so effectively it loses four
lines).
As a workaround, I just push the top of the document down
four lines, but if it is a full page then I lose the
bottom of the sheet.
None of the (very obvious) items undeer the "help" button
apply. This same situation existed last year on the same
document but with a different computer on my end. The
same message appears when I try a different printer. It
is an error inherent in the document.
How do I repair the document so it prints exactly as it
appears on the screen?