Adobe

Resolved · Low Priority · Version Standard

Thu 25 Oct 2007, 09:56 Delegate Corinne said...

Corinne has attended:
Access Introduction course
Excel Intermediate course

Adobe

I have created a document in word. When I print it in Adobe, one of the pages does not align properly although it is aligned in my word document. What could be wrong?

Thu 25 Oct 2007, 16:32 Trainer David said...

RE: Adobe

Hi Corinne

I am slightly confused as to what you are trying to do.

Why not just print from Microsoft Word?

I will assume that you are creating a Word document, then saving as an Adobe PDF file. Then you are printing the PDF. When you create the Adobe PDF file, it converts your Word document to a PDF, during this conversion it is possible that depending on the format of the Word document, certain items may miss align. However if the whole page is miss aligned then I suggest you check your printer.

Hope this helps
David

Training courses

	98.7 % recommend us
	More live stats...

Training information:

Ms office training london

Active questions
Advanced/consultancy questions
Today's questions
Unanswered questions
Popular forum topics

Microsoft Office tip:

Full Menu Display (Office 2003-2000)

One of the developments in Microsoft Office is that the Menu system has been optimized. This means that only recently used functions are displayed initially when you SINGLE CLICK on the menu.
There are many ways of getting around this:
1. DOUBLE CLICK on the menu bar, it will automatically expand
2. click on the DOUBLE ARROW you see on the bottom of the menu.
3. Wait for the menu to expand

If you always want to have the menus expanded:
4. On the menu bar, click TOOLS, then CUSTOMISE. Select OPTIONS, then uncheck the

View all Microsoft Office hints and tips