Diffferent Margins for Different Pages, Word Doc, Word 2007

Thank you Charles!

By deliver, I only mean when I email the Doc to my Client.  That usually goes through fine.

The problem is, the smaller mailings look silly because the margins are too wide.

The bigger mailings -- vice versa.

One format is 8.5 x 11.  Standard.  No prob there.  The other is 5.5 x 7.5 -- Monarch.

So I write a Monarch Letter, a Standard Letter, then another Monarch -- but all must be delivered in one Copy Deck -- rather than three.

If I hear you correctly, I am better off using Indent than Margins -- and breaking the Doc into Sections.

But can I Indent both Left and Right?  I would not want to have the Left Margin 3.6 (1.8 + 1.8) -- if that makes sense?

I will look at Sections and Indents to break up the doc -- rather than diff margins for diff pages.

Thanks again!

Cast

You can indent both left and right. You will need to set left and right indents.

Sections are wonderful when needed but add complexity to a document. When only changing left or right margins on the page, they are not needed. Changing indents (again, using styles) is far better.

For a different page size, though, you do want a Section break. How does your printer handle the different sizes?

It does make sense.

The thing is that you can't print it at your location with the different page size; and putting the different margins in so you can print at your location means it won't work when you send it out.

Can you work with different page sizes in the three sections rather than change the margins?

You should be able to save as PDF and work with the PDF file locally.

Otherwise, consider getting a local printer that isn't fussy about page size from the multifunction tray. You can then use the different page size locally as well as send it off with that.