How to adjust letter size in printing out from MS-Word 2003?

Question

I just got MSWord 2003, printing from it always in one small size. Why? Please help.

Answer 1

Your default font size in Word might be set too small. Have a look at the Font size which follows the Font option on the Formatting toolbar. It may say 10. To change the font size permanently click on the Format menu and choose Font. Under Size choose the size you prefer. 12 is a usual size for typing letters. At the bottom-left of the box click on Default and each new document you open will have this setting.

Answer 2

I assume that the type on the printed page is too small.

Try going to a larger font size or a different font and size. Select on paragraph of text and change the font size, then print that page to see the results.
For most text documents Times New Roman 12 would be the preferred font and size for readability.

Good Luck

Answer 3

it's not a matter of changing the font but also the font size. the usual default font is Times Roman, 10 and 11 point size is standard for correspondence
and higher for captions, etc.

Just changing the font style without changing the size of the font will more or less the same size as the default font setting.

Answer 4

open the word document which you want to print and then click on file menu > select Page Setup and then select paper tab and change the paper settings.

you can alos do this in file > print and then click on printer properties.

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Answer 6

change the font