How Do You Pick A Word 2007 Document View?
When you are working with Microsoft Word 2007, you may find the need to see your document in a different way so you can better create and edit it. By selecting the “View” menu you can choose from four different document views: normal, web layout, print layout and outline. Open Microsoft Word 2007 and click on the “View” menu to access the document view options for Word. Choose “Normal” view when you are working with text. “Normal” view will show you the layout of your entire document and uses less memory than “Print Layout” view because it doesn’t show page layouts. The document will contain dotted lines to separate the pages and section breaks. Any columns, drawings and comments will not appear while in “Normal” view. Switch to “Web Layout” view to see what your document would look like if it were published onto a website. The text will wrap as it would in a web browser and any formatting and backgrounds will be viewed as how they would appear when viewed in a web browser. Use “Print
