How do I get my Microsoft Word document into landscape format?
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file, print, page layout, landscape.
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You also need to change your normal.dot file which word uses as its template for standard new documents
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Save them in a file format that word understands. You can do this by selecting "save as" in the file tab.
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Change your scaning options. Most scanners have options that will allow you to change things like that.\nIf not send the scann to word (or other program) and then save adjust the size as needed and save it as PDF (I assume you have writer).
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inorder to write that way you have to measure with preview until you got it perfect\n\n\nIn Microsoft Office Word\nfile->page setup-> look for Orientition and click on landspace :)\nnow you will be able to type in landspace which is what you want.\n\nit's the same for WordPad too\n\nthere you go \ni'm think other writing program is also locate on page setup or print setup. so just go there\n\nCiao
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You can use OmniFormat. It is a free document conversion utility which allows dynamic conversion and image manipulation of over 75 file formats including HTML, DOC, XLS, WPD, PDF, JPG, GIF, TIF, PNG, PCX, PPT, PS, TXT, Photo CD, FAX and MPEG. For a full list of supported formats please see our FAQ page.\n\nOmniFormat is here: http://www.omniformat.com/download.html
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is the text running off the side of the page or something? try going to file, page setup, and change the orientation to landscape, it will print sideways, but it should all fit on the page. firefox also has a scale option in there. make sure the box that says something like 'scale to fit page width' is checked.\n\nopenoffice.org has a good 'typing program'. or are you looking for a 'learn to type' program. mavis beacon is a good one. but there are free ones on the internet. search for one on download.com
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You mean landscape, you must set it to portrait in the printing options.
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You have to have the adobe acrobat software - I am not talking about adobe reader. Anyway, in word, go to view and then highlight the acrobat toolkit. \n\nIt will then appear on your word document. Clikc convert to adnobe and it will do the rest. As for converting back, just do a cut and paste from adobe if it is not write protected.
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Assume we are talking MS Word?. Open a new document, Check your page setup is same as paper you use(File>Page Setup). Now, go to  the  Veiw, select Print Layout.Again, in  View, Zoom>Page Width. Ensure the 'Style ' is set to 'Normal'. Type in your address, it will be aligned down the left margin at this moment. Select the Address by running your cursor backwards/upwards over it. On the Ruler Bar at the top, on the Left side, you will see a triangle pointiing down, under that, a triangle pointing up, under that, a small square. point to the small square, left click and hold, then drag it to the right. Your text will go to the right as well, stop wherever you want. Now, go to the end of your text with your cursor, press enter to get yourself on the next line. Backspace, and your entry point will now go to the right. You may check your formatting, by selecting your text, Format> Paragraph.  Look at 'indentation' and 'line spacing'
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MIcrosoft Word will size to fit a .txt file to fit within the normal document templates margins, 1.00" top and bottom, 1.25" right and left.\n\nYou may also use "Notepad" , a windows text editor. To print without word wrap,in the menu line, "Format" includes word wrap. If there is a "check mark next to it, uncheck it before you open the ".txt" file in question.\n\nI would also consider the option of printing the ".txt" file in landscape rather than portrait. Using landscapeorientation, the file will be printed within 11" by 8.5:" rather than the 8.5" by 11" standard letter size paper otherwise known as portrait
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If the part of the page that is being cut off is on the right or left, then change the page orientation. \n\nIn Internet Explorer:\nClick on the File menu.\nChoose Page Setup.\nChange Page Orientation to Landscape.
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1. From the Page Menu, select Modify Page Layout.\n2. From the Orientation section of Modify Page Layout dialog box, select Portrait (sounds like it got switched to Landscape by accident in your case)\n\nSteps above are summarized from page 38 of Adobe Acrobat PDF document listed in Sources section of this Answer.\n\nI used to use Ami Pro about a decade or so ago.  Boy, it is a really old program! If your computer and your OS is not too old to be compatible, and you have enough RAM and disk space, you might want to try Open Office.
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Was never able to do that, I used to save them either as RTF or TXT files then open in word, I guess they will have a converter now though in Word
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In Microsoft Word, I always go to File, Page Setup, then change the margins to 1 inch there.. Or maybe it's Document Setup.. I'm pretty sure it's one of those.
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uhmm.. download openoffice and unistall microsoft office, open ofice is better to convert any format into other...\nthats what i do...
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You can do it using Microsoft Word (if you have that program, most PC's do).  You may need to do some trial runs to get the alignment the way you want it.  Using MS Word, there is the option to use "Word Art", this is a cool little tool that can change the way the words are layed out and displayed.  You can do it by going to "Insert" at the top menu bar and choosing, "Picture" then, "Word Art"\nHope this helps.