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Originally posted by woohoo View PostWhy do you people have problems that never even occur to me to be a problem.
It's perfectly reasonable to expect that if what I'm reading / typing on the screen should be of similar size when I'm publishing said material.
When I came here I was told not to interfere with human history, but sometimes it's so painfully slow to watch the so called 'progress'.
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Originally posted by scooterscot View PostWhy can't 100% mean 100% the physical page? Is it really that hard for the software to recognise screen screen resolution etc
This is 2014, we're supposed to have hoverboards by now.
Queue barrage of comments it's the users fault!
How do you people make it out of the house in the morning. Duh why can't the newsreader on TV be the same size as dolly my blow up doll. Or why are pictures of people on my phone smaller than people in real life.
Bet you had issues with window 8 to.
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FWIW, on my MacBook Air, I drew a 10cm wide box in Word. For it to be 10cm wide on the screen, as measured with a tape measure, I needed to zoom to 178%.
I'm beginning to suspect that all this stuff inside my computer may just be an illusion, and true reality lies elsewhere
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Originally posted by TykeMerc View PostOptimistic, but no doubt he will carry on posting illiterate nonsense with his Tapatalk sig if he can't reach.
Can only hope though.
Have I time warped back into the 20th century? Seriously?
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Do monitors actually know what their physical size is? I don't remember coming across it in Win32 but then I was never looking for it.
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Originally posted by Old Greg View PostDid you try sitting further away from the screen?
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Originally posted by scooterscot View PostSeriously that's what I did.
Held a piece of A4 against the screen, landscape like. Turns out 130% is the same what I see when printed. Font size the lot.
You'd never of thought this was 2014.
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Originally posted by Old Greg View PostGet a piece of A3 paper and cut it down to the same size as your screen. Then measure the paper and enter the dimensions as a custom page size.
Held a piece of A4 against the screen, landscape like. Turns out 130% is the same what I see when printed. Font size the lot.
You'd never of thought this was 2014.
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Originally posted by scooterscot View PostNope. That just fits the page to screen or the width of the screen.
Perhaps this conundrum shall be overcome in Word 2024.
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Originally posted by CheeseSlice View PostWell if you click the little 100% (or whatever is currently says) at the bottom of the page you can actually choose things like width, or fit text, etc.
That wasn't hard was it?
Perhaps this conundrum shall be overcome in Word 2024.
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