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How does a document in portrait print?
vertically
A document in portrait prints mean?
It means it will print vertically.
If the table does center vertically were should it begin?
If it is centered vertically it means that it is locked to the middle of the document - top to the bottom middle".So computer calculates table position with respect to that point or better said line.
What is a document change that includes revised text because of a change?
Document changes that include revised text because of a change
Save a document horizontally and vertically in excel 2003?
yes you can. you go: 'file', 'page setup' and click on either 'portrait' or 'landscape'.
What is the difference between portrait and landscape orientation of a document on word?
Portrait has the long edge running vertically, while landscape has it running horizontally.
How can you change the color of text within a word document when it is within a document that won't allow a color change?
Resave the document into your my documents folder, and change the colour (don't forget to save it again afterwards!)
What can you do to quickly determine if a spreadsheet that displays in a Word document is linked to the source file?
When the document is first opened it may ask if you want to update from the other document. You could try to change it, which will indicate that it is not directly editable.When the document is first opened it may ask if you want to update from the other document. You could try to change it, which will indicate that it is not directly editable.When the document is first opened it may ask if you want to update from the other document. You could try to change it, which will indicate that it is not directly editable.When the document is first opened it may ask if you want to update from the other document. You could try to change it, which will indicate that it is not directly editable.When the document is first opened it may ask if you want to update from the other document. You could try to change it, which will indicate that it is not directly editable.When the document is first opened it may ask if you want to update from the other document. You could try to change it, which will indicate that it is not directly editable.When the document is first opened it may ask if you want to update from the other document. You could try to change it, which will indicate that it is not directly editable.When the document is first opened it may ask if you want to update from the other document. You could try to change it, which will indicate that it is not directly editable.When the document is first opened it may ask if you want to update from the other document. You could try to change it, which will indicate that it is not directly editable.When the document is first opened it may ask if you want to update from the other document. You could try to change it, which will indicate that it is not directly editable.When the document is first opened it may ask if you want to update from the other document. You could try to change it, which will indicate that it is not directly editable.
What allows you to see two parts of the same document at the same time?
Split screen view allows you to see two parts of the same document at the same time, typically by dividing the screen horizontally or vertically. This feature is useful for comparing or referencing different sections of the document simultaneously.
When a word processing user formats a document what does the user change?
the document's reliability
What is a amedement?
An amendment (check your spelling) is a change to something. Usually a legal document, it is a change made to that document. In the case of the US Consitution, it is a legal change to the Constitution.
What is formatting a document?
formatting a document means to change a document. like changing font,underline,bold and so on
