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I need the macro template to bleed off the page?

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rickh - 31 Mar 2008 10:23 GMT
The template with the company logo in a letterhead needs to bleed off the
page when I print it. Can anyone suggest anything?
Graham Mayor - 31 Mar 2008 10:48 GMT
The vast majority of printers used in the PC environment are incapable of
printing to the edge of the page. Those that can will allow you to do this.
Word is only capable of printing what the current printer driver will allow.
If you want a bleed off the edge of the page you would have to print to
larger paper (if the driver allows larger paper sizes) and crop it to the
required size.

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> The template with the company logo in a letterhead needs to bleed off
> the page when I print it. Can anyone suggest anything?
Peter A - 31 Mar 2008 13:07 GMT
> The template with the company logo in a letterhead needs to bleed off the
> page when I print it. Can anyone suggest anything?

The ability to print bleeds is a function of the printer, not Word. Very
few printers that you are likely to use with a PC can print bleeds.

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