Word for Windows lets you easily print noncontiguous pages in a document. The key to this operation is the manner in which you identify the individual page or page ranges you want to print, using the Pages text box within the Print dialog box. Individual pages are separated with commas; page ranges are identified by hyphens. Entering the following notation into the Pages text box, for example, prints page I through 4, followed by the three specified individual pages: 1-4, 6, 10, 14.
Tuesday, February 15, 2011
Selective Printing In Microsoft Word
Word for Windows lets you easily print noncontiguous pages in a document. The key to this operation is the manner in which you identify the individual page or page ranges you want to print, using the Pages text box within the Print dialog box. Individual pages are separated with commas; page ranges are identified by hyphens. Entering the following notation into the Pages text box, for example, prints page I through 4, followed by the three specified individual pages: 1-4, 6, 10, 14.
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