Print Preview

Since the purpose of using Word is often to create a printed page, it may be convenient for you to work in Print Preview mode. There are a few settings you should be aware of when using Print Preview. Learn about viewing and editing documents in Print Preview with the following articles.

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   Multi-Page Print Preview
Many users rely on Print Preview to show them what their printout will look like. When using Print Preview, you aren't limited to viewing a single page at a time. The techniques in this tip will have you viewing multiple pages in no time.

   Shortcut Key to Make Print Preview Active
Print Preview can be a great way to work with your documents. Getting to a usable Print Preview, however, can be difficult if you only want to use the keyboard. Here are some ideas to help you make the process much easier.

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