Yes, that is what it can be used for.
In Microsoft Word, the "Print" function provides a preview of the document along with options for printing. You can access it by selecting "File" and then "Print," which opens the Print menu. Here, you can see how the document will appear when printed and adjust settings such as the printer, number of copies, and page range before finalizing the print job.
Print preview.
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You want to check your document in print preview. That is how your document will be really printed.File - Print Preview
Print Preview
Print preview
Print Preview
Click on file on the top left hand corner, and then on the drop down menu click on print preview to see the document before printing
Page preview is viewing the page as it would appear before it has been printed or displayed. This is common before printing a document.
Live preview
To add or remove gridlines in print preview for a spreadsheet, go to the "Page Layout" tab in your spreadsheet software (like Excel). In the "Sheet Options" group, you can check or uncheck the "Print" box under "Gridlines" to include or exclude gridlines from the printed document. After making your selection, you can then access print preview to see the changes before printing.
If you notice errors in your document during print preview, you need to exit the print preview mode and return to the document editing view. From there, you can make the necessary corrections. Once you have fixed the errors, you can save the document and then access the print preview again to ensure everything looks correct before printing.