Microsoft Word opens documents using whichever view their last editors used. For example, if your document's author saved the file in Normal View, the file will appear in Normal View when you open it.

Printing in Word should be seamless, but issues can sometimes arise. Missing text, misaligned margins, or entire pages not printing can derail your work. Fortunately, most of these problems have easy ...

If Word is printing blank pages for a mail merge document, this post is for you. Mail merge is a handy feature that enables you to create and send personalized documents to multiple recipients. The ...

Microsoft Word is a leviathan in the sea of desktop publishing. Ancient, huge and – for some – quite intimidating to engage with the first time. There is little that Word or its accompanying Office ...

Printing an A5 booklet using an A4 sheet can be quite challenging. While printing it straightforwardly would most likely spoil the output, the solution is to change the printer's settings and the Word ...

When you first get started with Word, all of your documents, new and old, open at the app's default View settings: Print Layout at 100 percent Zoom. If you use a large external display or just don't ...