how do you print borders on microsoft word?

Answer 1

If you are using Microsoft Word 2003 or earlier then use McTeacher's answer.

If you are using Word 2007, it is on the home tab. You will see a border tool.

Answer 2

Printing Borders In Word

Answer 3

Click Format on the Menu bar, Borders and Shading. Selecting from the Borders tab puts a border of your choice around the selected text. Selecting a border from the Page Border tab puts a border of your choice around the whole page.

Answer 4

Go to Print Preview and find out why your borders are not showing up for printing.

If your borders are in the proper location on each side of the screen, they should print properly. You have to set options for printing, both in Word and in your Print options dialog box.

The first step is Print Preview, and then go into your Print Options and make sure borders are selected. You can set several different Print Profiles for different tasks, that each have different configurations. You simply set all of the options you wish for certain printing tasks, and then click Save and then name it. When you wish to use it you just click on that profile, at least that is how it works in my Dell and my HP printers. Oh, in our old Compaq too.

Answer 5

there should be an option on your toolbar under format, then scroll down to borders and shading, that will give you the option to print borders.

Answer 6

click 'Format / Borders and Shading / Page Border.

you can then select a color and thickness, or a style by clicking 'art'

Answer 7

this would seem glaring and stupid yet is the paper length set in word and the printer the comparable in different words is the paper length set to A4 in website set up on the document menu and is you paper length on your printer set to A4 or letter if this is set to letter or something smaller on your printer it's going to decrease the backside off the revealed website if words paper length is A4