how do you get you computer to print pages out like a book on microsoft word?????
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Go to www.microsoft.com, then to Microsoft Office, then click on Templates.  ( http://office.microsoft.com/en-us/templates/FX100595491033.aspx?pid=CL100632981033) \nLook for a BOOK template.\n\nThey are FREE.\n\nGood Luck!!\n\n:)
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Look for an option that says "Printer friendly version". You're not going to get a copy unless you choose this.
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On a Mac, in the print options you can resize the width of a page to fit a particular paper.  This option is native to OSX so it works for all applications and all printers.  Perhaps there is also such function on Windows?
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click the pages using ctrl a then ctrl c go to  the new page & ctrl v do this on sperate pages of the one doc the ctrl p to print job sorted
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Easiest way is "shrink the font size". \n\nIf you do a print preview, there's usually a button there that will squeeze the document down by 1 page.\n\nOh, NOW you want to go THAT way...\n\nReduce font size by half, setup columns (2), go to page setup and change to landscape, and see what happens. \n\n(There's a program out there called FancyPrint that'll let you print 2 pages into 1, but it's not free)
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I'm not sure exactly what you're looking for, but this may help: You can print to pdf format from any program on your computer using a small program called "cute pdf". Go to: http://www.cutepdf.com/Products/CutePDF/writer.asp . There you'll be able to download and install a program that will show up as a printer, and you'll be able to save word documents, pictures, and anything else you can think of as a pdf file by selecting "print" and then changing the printer to "CutePDF Writer", and then telling it where to save the file to.\n\nHope this helps some, I'm sorry I don't know much about the "color sample" aspect of it. This way if you find your color samples on a webpage or what not, you can at least convert that to a pdf file.
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go into printer properties>PAGE SETUP ,you should see some setting options here
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press print screen then open up word then right click and paste it
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Well, how large is this document? One page or many pages?\n\nThe problem could be related to the size of the document and the amount of RAM your computer has. If you're running a fairly old computer and you're trying to print a large document, then you should print a few pages at a time to avoid freezing.
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To print the whole document you need to adjust the margin settings.\n\nPlease visit the following web site and follow the instructions provided.\n \nhttp://h10025.www1.hp.com/ewfrf/wc/document?lc=en&cc=us&lang=en&os=219&dlc=en&product=58152&docname=bpd05054
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Do file print preview.  Make a note of the pages with the bits on you want to print.\n\nThen go to file print and put the page numbers in you want seperated by commas.\n\nI want pages 3, 5 and 7 so would be\n\n3,5,7\n\n\nHappy printing (I hope)
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To print a card with just one fold in the page.\nChange the Layout to Landscape.\nThe right side of the page will be the front of card and the left will be the back.\nPrint this out when done. If your printer feeds paper from the front, put the page back into the printer exactly the way it came out (do not turn it)\nIf the paper feed is from the top of printer, lift page from the outer edge and insert other end in first (don't turn it)\nOpen up a new page in word and change the layout to Landscape. This will be the inside of your card\nType up the verse or insert picture or whatever on the right side. Print. \n\nIf you want to do a 4 fold card then make a mock card first.\nFold a blank page and write Front, Back, Inside-Right and Inside-Left in the appropriate place. Open up the page and and you will see that the bottom of the page will be the area you have to work on.  Do the outside (Front and Back) on one page in Word and the inside on another page. Print  first page and  (front feeder printer) catch the outer edge of page and tip the page up and over (top to bottom)to print the second part. For top feeder printer have the picture side facing you, but replace it upside-down.
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highlite everything right click copy goto start menue to notepad and paste it there then print
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Wow!  Weird!  Open up Page Setup in the File Menu, and go to the "Paper" tab.  Press the button for "Print Options ..." near the bottom.  There's a checkbox for "Background colors and images" about halfway down on the right.\n\nThis would be in Word 2003.  Your mileage may differ.
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You could copy the text into your Word Processor and then print. You can do the same with images.
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You can use OpenOffice.org Writer, it can print direct to PDF and open Microsoft .doc documents. If you're rich you can buy Adobe Acrobat. I have had also good luck with a free PDF maker that I found on download.com, it just shows up in the print menu of Windows and you can print directly to a file.\n\nOpenOffice is available at www.openoffice.org\nPDF Redirect is free and you can download it at\nhttp://www.download.com/PDF-ReDirect/3000-6675_4-10539357.html?tag=lst-0-9
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Ok, did you try and print multiple copies and/or, do you keep switching the printer off before it can finished the printout?\n\nWhen you send something to print, it first of all goes the print queue on the computer. From here it is sent the printer which buffers what you have sent and begins printing.\n\nIf you change your mind about wanting it printed - and even delete the document - then until the print queue is empty and the printer buffer is empty, it will still be seen as a "thing to get on with"\n\nFirst off all - and easiest, if the print is only a couple of pages  / couple of copies, let it get on with it.\n\nIf you might have told it to print LARGE numbers - and if there are many pages then:--\n\n1. Open the printer queue - bottom right near clock sometimes, on Control panel always.\n\n2. Select printer and then remove / delete ALL documents there\n\n3. Switch off printer, leave off for a few seconds\n\nIf the printer STILL tries to print, then do steps 1-3 again and then before turning printer back on, also reset PC. this stage SHOULDN'T be required - but a few months ago I had a problem where the print queue would be "topped" back up again from something that was presumably running in background without showing up on the taskmanager. Resetting PC stopped the problem.\n\nIf STILL you have a problem, do another question  but detail make of printer, op system and what you have tried so far - along with how many pages the coument is - and how mayn copies you think it might want to be printing!\n\n\n** Be wary of just resetting PC without killing the print queue first - you might then find the printer is happy to print REAMS worth of jibberish as it has lost the header from the print file **