No. The page size you are using, like A4, and the margins that have been set are what will define the size of the work area. You can adjust those in the Page Layout tab. The View tab will allow you to work in Normal View, Page View, Web layout and other views.
The ruler is normally across the top and down the left side of the page. If you can't see them go to the View tab and click the tick beside Ruler if it is not ticked. In older versions of Word it is on the View menu.
iT Means A Define Area
Most versions of microsoft word will have an area where you can compare fonts and how italics and bold print look in different fonts. To find this area go the fonts section in Microsoft Word.
A ruler is a very important tool for the Graphic Designer. All projects have specifications, size being one of them. Ruler measurements are always used 2 examples are: to define the area and to create complex set ups for printing.
A text area can refer to the area within a text box.
If you're referring to Microsoft Office: Word, the area is called the "Document".
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the area except the capital where the administration work is going on is called province.
The document areas is the main working area when working with electronic documents. For instance, the document area in Microsoft Word is the part of the document you type into.
Header is the area at the top of the pages. Footer is the area at the bottom of the pages.
Just click the "X" button on the upper right area (COMMON SENSE ( -______________-) )