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Silver Fox
I switched to Word 2007 a few months ago and am having trouble finding a
"shrink to fit" button. Is there one?
"shrink to fit" button. Is there one?
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Stefan Blom
It's called Shrink One Page (found in the Preview group of the Print Preview
ribbon tab).
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Troy Eaves
Actually, doesn't that attempt to shave a page off the entire document and
not actually 'shrink to fit' the selected page? Because some may want
individual pages 'shrunk to fit'...
I've tried to 'Shrink One Page', but an error that read, "After several
attempts, Word was unable to shrink the document by one page." Surely, there
is a way to condense all content to one page, regardless of how distorted it
might be..
not actually 'shrink to fit' the selected page? Because some may want
individual pages 'shrunk to fit'...
I've tried to 'Shrink One Page', but an error that read, "After several
attempts, Word was unable to shrink the document by one page." Surely, there
is a way to condense all content to one page, regardless of how distorted it
might be..
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Stefan Blom
Your assumption is correct: the command basically reduces the point size for
all text so that the document will be one page smaller. As you have seen,
the approach has limitations. If you want to reduce the size of a single
page, you can do so manually. See also
http://word.mvps.org/faqs/formatting/FitCopy.htm.
all text so that the document will be one page smaller. As you have seen,
the approach has limitations. If you want to reduce the size of a single
page, you can do so manually. See also
http://word.mvps.org/faqs/formatting/FitCopy.htm.