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What line displays between columns to indicate page breaks and what will be printed on a page?
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∙ 13y ago
vertical dotted line
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What Displays between columns to indicate page breaks and what will be printed on a page?
vertical dotted line
How many columns are printed out in calendar in Unix system?
Seven columns are printed - one for each day of the week.
Which view displays the page borders and displays the document as it will appear when printed?
Print preview.
What displays the entire document as it will be appear on paper after being printed in word?
Print preview
What is a printed action memo?
Printed Action Memo This prepared from requires only a check mark in an appropriate square to indicate its message.
Is it true a formatting mark is a character that word displays on the screen but is not visible on a printed document?
yes it's true.
Can a document be more effective if the text is formatted in multiple colums?
1. Columns make it easier to read a large amount of text. 2. Using columns allows you to fit more text on the page. 3. For a page with a lot of text, columns make it look neater when printed.
What word means to hide a word in a document?
In this case it is a hidden text. Hidden text displays in the electronic form of the document but will not be printed out.
What does Microsoft call the page printed between print jobs?
page printed between print jobs
How can you learn more about corporate income tax?
You can learn more about corporate income tax by reading relevant financial columns that are printed in newspapers. Some magazines also print columns that discus issues of corporate income tax.
I am trying to us Office Max labels 86102 on a PC... Which Avery label is the same as office max 86102?
Hi, I just was successful in using Avery 5354 for the Office Max 86102 labels. The label displays on 11 rows by 3 columns, but I had to pull down the top row of three and the left hand side of 11. Otherwise it printed well!
What is telebook?
A word made up to indicate a book shown on a television screen rather than printed and bound
