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Microsoft Office Word 2007 Tutorial » Style Formatting » Margins 
3. 23. 4. Create Custom Margins Using Page Setup
Click the Page Layout tab. 
          Click the Margins button. 
          Then click Custom Margins.
Click the Print Layout tab.
The Page Setup dialog box opens
The Page Setup dialog box opens
Click the Margins tab. 
          Type new margin measurements in the Top, Bottom, Left, or Right boxes, and Gutter boxes.
Click the Margins tab.
Click the page orientation.
Click the page orientation.
Click the Apply to list arrow. 
          Then click Selected Text, This Point Forward, or Whole Document.
Click the Apply to list arrow
Click Default to make the new margin settings the default
Click Default to make the new margin settings the default
Then click Yes.
Then click Yes.
3. 23. Margins
3. 23. 1. Adjust MarginsAdjust Margins
3. 23. 2. Preset gutter measurementsPreset gutter measurements
3. 23. 3. Select Standard MarginsSelect Standard Margins
3. 23. 4. Create Custom Margins Using Page SetupCreate Custom Margins Using Page Setup
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