how to change layout of one page in word to print layout

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> Check and test to see if this resolves your issue. > Click the OK to save your option changes. > Then, on the right-hand pane of the window, scroll down and look for the sub heading SHOW DOCUMENT CONTENT, and select relevant options there. > Go to and select the ADVANCED option, on the left of this window. > A WORD OPTIONS dialogue window will appear.

> Look for and select the OPTIONS feature. > Go to the FILE tab/menu and left-click. > Then follow the steps above - Office/Word 2003. > Go to the Office Button (round circle, top left), and look for the feature WORD OPTIONS.

> When done, click OK to close the dialogue box. Set this check box according to your desires. If selected, then Word shows a 'placeholder' for the graphic, but not the graphic itself. This check box controls whether Word displays any drawings, regardless of the layer on which they reside. > Also, note the PICTURE PLACEHOLDERS check box. This option may need to be selected/checked. This check box controls whether drawings are displayed, or not, when using Print Layout and Web Layout views set it according to your desires. > Click on the VIEW tab, on the various tabs at the top. > Go to the TOOLS menu and choose OPTIONS. If you cannot see a drawing that you believe should be visible, you may want to check these: There are other settings in Word that can affect the visibility of graphics in a document. Not sure what version of Office/Word you are using, but, try.

How to change layout of one page in word to print layout