[SOLVED] Libre office actual page size is 1.5 inchs on full screen display emergency help
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Libre office actual page size is 1.5 inchs on full screen display emergency help
Help Mom died need to use Libre Using Libre Office thanks does not solve <Deeblazing> 2016-05-09 06:51 PDT
have full screen but the actual working page is still 1.5 inches wide I cannot read anything that small and cannot get the page to expand ruler reads 7 inches but actually is 1.5 inches
Help Mom died need to use Libre Using Libre Office thanks does not solve <Deeblazing> 2016-05-09 06:51 PDT
Very sorry to hear, my sympathies at your Mom's passing.
Are you saying that this is a duplicate thread? Searching but haven't found a similar question on this forum, actually.
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Originally Posted by slondon
have full screen but the actual working page is still 1.5 inches wide I cannot read anything that small and cannot get the page to expand ruler reads 7 inches but actually is 1.5 inches
There are several properties and things which can cause this. Under the Format menu, Page selection, there's a tab for the page where you can set up the right and left margins as well as the width of the page. Those might be incorrect. Normal would be 8.5 wide and maybe 0.8" left/right margins. Under the Columns tab, there could be something set up to make several columns, or force one column with a very limited width. On the ruler itself, the right margin could be moved, look for a triangle facing upwards to the right, however instead, at about 1.5" so that this forces line wrap because of it.
You're question is rather incomplete however. A picture is worth a lot more words, so a screenshot in reply might be more helpful.
attached .png changing ruller ghas no effect on problem
Help Mom died need to use Libre Using Libre Office thanks does not solve <Deeblazing> 2016-05-09 06:51 PDT
have full screen but the actual working page is still 1.5 inches wide I cannot read anything that small and cannot get the page to expand ruler reads 7 inches but actually is 1.5 inches
I know I'm supposed to limit posting to when there's something constructive to say, but gee ... I sort of get confused when I see something solved and I have NO IDEA what the whole problem was about.
I see complaints about tight margins, a posting of a street map, and then POOF, it's solved. Yes I understand stuff is cantankerous and sometimes works, sometimes doesn't. My confusion here is I know Libre Office, and I know Google Maps and middle mouse wheels. But that all doesn't connect here people.
How is this thread supposed to help a future solution searcher? What's the whole Deeblazing tie in?
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