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melickas@yahoo.com - 12 Jun 2006 17:15 GMT
Using Word 2003 on (2) different computers. Word 2002 on another --all
exhibit same issue.

I want the default Print Preview to default to 100% with One Page view.

No matter how I last leave the zoom, Word does not seem to remember
what it was. It is 61%, 38% or 42% on each PC -- how does this happen?
Do I have to change a registry setting?

Thank you!
Graham Mayor - 13 Jun 2006 06:29 GMT
The following macro saved in normal.dot of each PC will cause preview to
initially open always at 100% by intercepting the built-in command.

Sub FilePrintPreview()
   ActiveDocument.PrintPreview
   ActiveWindow.ActivePane.View.Zoom.Percentage = 100
End Sub

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> Using Word 2003 on (2) different computers. Word 2002 on another --all
> exhibit same issue.
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> Thank you!
melickas@yahoo.com - 13 Jun 2006 12:36 GMT
Works great..Thank you!

> The following macro saved in normal.dot of each PC will cause preview to
> initially open always at 100% by intercepting the built-in command.
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> > Thank you!
 
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