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print layout default
when I open many of my word files, they have to be clicked to "print layout"
in order to read them properly, so is there a way to default all my word files to "print layout" in the view tab? Thanks. |
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Make sure that your document has the desired view and zoom when you
save and close it; this should still be in effect the next time you open the document. Otherwise, you can use AutoOpen and AutoNew macros to force the desired settings: Sub AutoNew() With ActiveWindow.View .Type = 3 .Zoom.Percentage = 100 End With End Sub Sub AutoOpen() With ActiveWindow.View .Type = 3 .Zoom.Percentage = 100 End With End Sub In the above code, you can choose another percentage than 100. In addition, you can use a different type than 3, which means Print Layout View. For example, you can use 1 for Normal View. If you need help installing the macros, please see: http://www.gmayor.com/installing_macro.htm -- Stefan Blom "theatrefan" wrote in message ... when I open many of my word files, they have to be clicked to "print layout" in order to read them properly, so is there a way to default all my word files to "print layout" in the view tab? Thanks. |
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