#How to print double sided in word 2013 how to#

So up next, we'll show you how to set page numbers for these mirrored margins. A printing problem that can potentially vex you is finding the Document. Okay, so, there are some more tips and refinements you might want to know about. It's a little easier to see when you go into Print Preview, so let's go in here to the FILE menu, click Print, and this is your Print Preview area here.ДЄnd you can see that, sure enough, you've got your mirrored margins here. This is the first page, or that cover, Okay and as we scroll through, you see you have those mirror margins. Make the changes you want, then save and close the template. You can see, you have a little preview here of what the document's going to look like.ДЄnd now we have those mirror margins set up. Browse to the Custom Office Templates folder that's under My Documents. I'm going to put in 3 inches but yours might be more or less depending on how wide you want that to be.ДЄnd then under Multiple pages, I'm going to click Mirror Margins. Now you're going to want to set your outside wider margin first, so go ahead and put that up here in the right box.

We're going to go to the PAGE LAYOUT tab here up at the top, and then we're going to click Margins, and then Custom Margins. So how do you do this in Word? I'm going to show you how. Choose whether to print on one side or both sides of the paper. You can also click or tap Print Preview and Print to view your document. The page on the right is a mirror image of that, it has a wide outside margin, and a narrow inside one as well. Press Ctrl-P to open the Print window and preview the chart with the grid lines. If you want mirrored margins, you probably want something like this: a booklet of pages that are printed on both sides.ДЄnd when you open the first page, the page on the left has a wide outside margin, and a narrow inside margin.