Centering the page in center of your monitor

Anonymous
2010-08-30T08:43:41+00:00

How do I center a page in the center of my monitor? I go to view > 1 page, but if I do that, although the page is centered, as soon as I zoom in, the entire page is set off to the left, as if it were in a 2 page view. I want to fix my view at one page, centered in the middle of my screen, with any zoom level I like.

using msword 2010, w7 64, 1920x1080 monitor

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Anonymous
2010-09-06T09:06:51+00:00

I learn something new about Word every day ...

I have to go out and can't check this properly at the moment (and the behaviour seems a little odd at first glance) but there is a setting in VBA - Zoom.PageColumns - that (partially) controls what you want. I will dig a little further on my return.

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  1. Anonymous
    2010-09-03T23:15:42+00:00

    Richard A.

    For what another opinion is worth, I feel that you are the aggressor here.  Then of couse, like sanwin, I haven't seen the alleged deleted post(s).  

    You do seem to exhibit an extreme intolerance for Graham.  Could that be construed as bigotry?

    I have asked the moderator Steven to be specific and let us all know just which party has crossed the line.

    I had a problem once with a couple of MVPs.  I tried to contact Bill Gates without any luck.  There was another guy, Balmer I think, who would never return a phone call.  I finally corresponded with someone pretty low in the corporate heirarchy but nothing was ever done and I gave up. 


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  2. Anonymous
    2010-09-03T22:42:56+00:00

    @Graham. Read that post above yours; I believe that you could learn a lot from it. You are only continuing to derail this thread. You claim that I am wrong, but yet you clearly did not attempt to confirm that this functionality is present in other older versions of word, which is what I asked. Can you confirm that 2000, 98, and 97 behave this way? What about even earlier versions of word? (Which, while I am not willing to use, would fall under your "always" claim.) If not, then your statement was made in (obvious) haste, and since you indicated no attempt to verify beyond the blanket "always" statement, this led me to believe that you did not bother to check before making your claim and were being imprecise.

    Frankly, I believe you to be an embarrassment to this board - especially consider the helpfulness of the other MVPs - and I will be contacting whoever I can to report you. I only asked if others could verify your statement before you made snide remarks and began to attack me. I hadn't even said you were wrong at that point. If being skeptical of a blanket claim can set you off, I wonder how many others have been at the receiving end of your forum aggression. I'm through dealing with you; I will just point the appropriate others your way in the future so that they may deal with you.

    @ sanwin.  Perhaps you missed that part of this thread has been deleted (Graham's post between my monday and tuesday posts is gone). Either Graham self-removed it because he knew that its contents were embarrassing and unbecoming, or a mod did it. You haven't seen the full conversation.

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  3. Anonymous
    2010-09-03T22:42:25+00:00

    Steven,

    "Respect others"

    Who are you directing that comment at?  A great Admiral once said, "If you can't point to the person responsible then nobody is."

    Who is the wronged party here?

    "Please know that you risk being banned from posting in all Microsoft forums if this violation continues."

    What specifically was posted that you feel crossed the line?

    Thank you.


    Greg Maxey --- Visit my website at: http://gregmaxey.mvps.org/word\_tips.htm

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