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#HOW TO GET RID OF RIGHT MARGIN IN WORD SOFTWARE#

on the Main tab and, in the Paper Detailed Settings dialog box, under Drying Time, set Between Pages to a higher value. You may be able to improve the situation by clicking Specify. When printing borderless on paper with low ink-fixing properties, depending on frequency of use, the cutter unit may come into contact with the paper surface scratching it and causing the paper to be unevenly cut.After the printed material has exited the printer and has been cut, cut the upper and lower edges with a pair of scissors. When you do so, the document will be printed without the left and right margins. If you require exceptionally high quality, in the Roll Paper Options dialog box select No from the Automatic Cutting list. When printing borderless, printing may stop abruptly and the paper will be cut causing a slight color unevenness on the edges of the paper.

#HOW TO GET RID OF RIGHT MARGIN IN WORD SOFTWARE#

When this happens, crop the image with the application software to match paper size.

Depending on paper size, the length/width ratio of the paper may be different from that of the image, making it impossible for the whole image to fit on the paper.

If you place a checkmark next to the Borderless Printing option, the Page Layout and Print Centered options in the Layout tab will be displayed in gray out and you will not be able to configure them.

If you print now, the document will be printed without margins to fit the paper size. If the size of the document is different from the size of the paper you want to print on, select the paper size you want to print on from Printer Paper Size. Select Fit Paper Size in Borderless Printing Method. Thus, if you're here in a post-2013 world you will be seeing something very different.After the Information dialog is displayed, under Roll Width, select the same paper width as that of the paper roll loaded in the printer and click OK. The sole exception is a text box, where the boundary is still around the entire text-containing part of the object as shown below. In Word 2013 it was "fixed" so that Word now shows a boundary outline around each paragraph.

Similarly it would appear around the text-containing part of a text box.

If the section of the document was defined as having multiple columns, the outline would appear around the text-containing part of each column. That is, it would exclude margins, etc so that you would have a clear idea of how much space you have for adding text. In 2010 it would show a boundary outline around the text-containing part of a page (as shown in the screenshot of the question). Speaking from the far distant future (and for the benefit of others who are also here many years later after searching for "Show Text Boundaries"), the behaviour of the checkbox mentioned in CJM's answer (File > Options > Advanced > Show Document Content > Show Text Boundaries) was changed in Word 2013 to the infuriation of many Word power users. I was going to add this as a comment to CJM's answer but I thought that a comparative screenshot would be useful.