When you open one of your business documents in Microsoft Word 2010, it is displayed in the Print Layout view, which is the default view. You can change the view at any time.

Open a document in Word. If you use Word the way I do, your default view is likely set to Print Layout. To confirm, click the View icon. At the View ribbon, the Print Layout button should be ...

In Draft Layout: On the View tab, select Draft. Choose the Ruler check box to display the rulers. With the rulers enabled in ...

How to switch to single-page view in Microsoft Word. Word offers a choice between Print Layout and Draft. With a document open, click the View menu. You can now click either Print Layout at the ...

Word offers no direct way to set Print Layout as the default view. But you can write a macro that sets this view each time Word opens a file. Click "File" in the Word ribbon and click "Options" to ...

Click the Layout button in the toolbar. The first dropdown menu that should appear will be Margins. Click the menu and choose from either Normal (the Word default), Narrow, Moderate, Wide, and ...

A few months ago, I wrote a tutorial on creating and using tabs.The one thing missing from that piece is how to change the default tabs for a document. Word’s default tabs are set at half-inch ...