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Guide to Creating Vertical and Horizontal Pages in Word
1. Creating Vertical and Horizontal Pages in Word 2016, 2013.
Suppose we have a Word document with 3 pages, and on the second page, you want to print horizontally. What do you do?
Step 1: First, click the last character on the last line of page 1 and then select layout.
Step 2: Here, click on Break and then choose Next page to proceed with creating sections for each page.
Repeat the same process for the 2nd page to create a separate section.
And finally, for the 3rd Page, similarly, but note that you don't have to do all pages, only the pages you want to create both vertical and horizontal page layout in Word. The following instructions only clarify the effectiveness of creating sections.
Step 3: After completion, we proceed by clicking on Page Setup on the page you want to print horizontally to change the mode of creating vertical and horizontal page layout in Word.
Step 4: Next, choose Landscape and under it select This section.
And the result will be as shown below, you will see, page 1 remains vertical and pages 2, 3 turn horizontal. Page 3 turns horizontal because the content of page 2 vertical is too much and is pushed to page 3, while page 3 original will become page 4.
Step 5: To double-check, you can check through printing, looking to the right you see page 1 is vertical.
And when you switch to page 2 horizontally, the process of creating both vertical and horizontal page layout in Word 2016, 2013 is completed.
2. Creating both vertical and horizontal page layout in Word 2010, 2007.
Similarly to how it's done in Word 2016, 2013 because these versions have quite similar interfaces, so in the sections below, we'll provide guidance.
Step 1: To create both vertical and horizontal page layout in Word 2010, 2007, first, we go to Page Layout select Break >Nextpage at the end of each page.
Step 2: After selecting, click on the page where you want to switch to horizontal, then choose Page Setup.
Step 3: Within this, you proceed to select Landscape and below choose This section as instructed in the above section.
Finally, proceed to create both vertical and horizontal page layout in Word 2010, 2007 as usual.
3. Creating both vertical and horizontal page layout in Word 2003.
Step 1: The process of creating both vertical and horizontal page layout in Word 2003 is similar, but in the Word 2003 interface, there's a slight change where you have to click on the Insert section to see the Break tool.
Step 2: Next, the Break dialogue will appear, and here you select Next page.
Step 3: Finally, we go to File > select Page Setup.
In this, choose Landscape then continue to select This section and you're done, the process of creating both vertical and horizontal page layout in Word 2003 is completed, and now you proceed to print as usual.
With the guidance on creating both vertical and horizontal page layout in Word 2016, 2013, 2010, 2007, 2003 above, Mytour believes there will be no more difficulties in the printing process when rotating paper size in Word. Printing is also very convenient, but please note that rotating paper size in Word only applies to short documents. For longer documents with hundreds of pages and inconsistent formatting, it will be time-consuming and more complex.
Similar to Word, Excel also has the function of printing horizontally. If you want to print horizontally in an Excel file, refer to the article here.
- Read more: How to Print Horizontally in Word Excel
