Word layout issues

Question

For a while now, it's been difficult to change the layout of my documents in Word. Here is the message I receive.
The selected values for the left and right margins, the spacing of the columns, or the paragraph indents are too high compared to the page width in some sections.

When I click on help, here is what it says: This message may appear if you are trying to use or set margins that are too wide or too narrow for the current printer. This usually occurs if:
This message may appear if you are trying to use or set margins that are too wide or too narrow for the current printer. This generally happens if you:

Print on a page size not supported by the printer.
Change the page margins, and this range is not supported by the printer or the printer driver.
Print in Landscape orientation and set the printer driver to Portrait (or vice versa).
Print an object of a predefined size that exceeds the printable area limits.
Select a default margin width that exceeds the limits of the printable area of the page (this can occur if the default printer has been replaced with another one).
For example: setting the left and right margins to 12.7 cm (the data cannot display within the page width).
Use print scaling (the printing size of the final data, expressed as a percentage) and choose a number less than 10 percent.

I recently changed printers and I don't have an installation disk. I tried reinstalling Office but to no avail. Can someone help me?
Thanks

Configuration: windows xp, microsoft office

CrazyB · Accepted Answer

Hello, I have a problem with Word; it spreads all my text across the entire page and therefore adds huge spaces between my paragraphs when the page is not full...How can I remove this option?

UsulArrakis · Answer

hello 1-Is your new printer set as the "default"? (right click/set as default...) 2-Update your printer driver (the one included in Windows may not be updated)  -- (_Usul of Arrakis  Serial_Dreamer_)

kiwibort · Answer

Hello,  Check in the layout if you have a custom format and change it to A4 format.  Launch the print preview to see what will print, adjust the margins accordingly.

nadouchka · Answer

Well, actually, all you have to do is choose the right value in the layout  like 1.5 instead of 1.5  it makes a difference.

DEERE · Answer

Hello,

Could someone explain to me how I can format the following document:

I would like to have titles without numbering, for example, Bibliography. In this section, I want to break down the subsections as 1; 1.1; 1.2, etc. Then I want another title without a number, like Investigations, and in this section, break down the subsections as in the other one as 1; 1.1; 1.2, etc. When I do this, my subsections automatically start at 2... do you have a solution???

Thank you in advance

marloune · Answer

I've got a file to submit, and I want to number my pages but not the first one, which is my cover page, nor the second one, which is my table of contents: how do I do that?

Marie · Answer

I had this problem, it was resolved in the print option (a window opens) then at the bottom right, in the Zoom box, Fit to paper size, I selected A4.

Word layout issues

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