Up next, we're going to set different margins for your headers and footers. So that’s how to change the default margin in Word. You can see, I have this wide 2.5-inch margin, here on the right. We’ll click New, and then, we'll double-click Blank document.Īnd you can see over on the right, here for our ruler, we have a gray area that indicates that 2.5-inch margin.Īnd it’s even more apparent when I paste some text. I do want to change the default settings for all new documents going forward. ![]() Word asks us: "Do you want to change the default settings for page setup?" Yes, I do. So we’ll go down to the lower left here and click Set As Default. To make multiple rows or columns the same size, select the columns or rows and click Distribute Rows or. To resize specific rows or column, click on a cell and then adjust the row/column. On the Layout tab, you can specify the custom height and width. Now, here we have our 2.5-inch margin here on the right, and that's what we want to stick to, for only documents. The contextual tabs, Table Design and Layout, appear in the ribbon. ![]() I am going to show you how to make that margins stick, by making it the Default Margin in Word.Īnd how we do that? As we go to the PAGE LAYOUT tab, and over on the left, we click Margins, and then we click Custom Margins. In the first video of this series, we set a custom margin.
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