Margin alignment in Word for double-sided printing helps you save a significant amount of paper in Word. If you've learned how to align margins for double-sided printing in Word 2003 in the previous article, here we'll discover how to set up margin alignment for double-sided printing in Word 2007.
Margin alignment in Word ensures your Word documents adhere to standards more accurately.
Guide on how to align margins for double-sided printing in Word 2007
Step 1: Open the Word document you want to print and go to the Page Layout Tab. In the Page Setup section, click on the downward arrow at the bottom right corner.
Step 2: A new dialog box will appear. On the first Margins Tab, under Multiple pages, select Mirror margins among the four options.
Step 3: Click OK to exit the dialog box and proceed to print.
So, now you know how to adjust margins for printing on both sides of the paper in Word 2007. This method saves quite a bit of paper when printing multi-page Word documents. You can apply this to your work to achieve efficiency. Additionally, for documents that require double-sided printing, you can use the double-sided printing feature in Word. However, whether you can print on both sides depends on whether your printer supports duplex printing. To understand more, you can refer to this article on how to print on both sides in Word.