
Tip #3895 - Editing a Document With the Print Preview Window
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Editing
a Document With the Print Preview Window
Here's the scenario:
You just finished
working on a masterpiece in MS Word and you're in the Print Preview window
taking one last look at it. You know, just to make sure it's perfect.
Then suddenly, there
it is. A mistake!
What do you do?
Close the Print Preview
window, taking you back to the document where you fix the mistake and
then what?
Go back to the Print
Preview window to double check the "look" yet again?
Sound like a lot of
repetition?
Yeah, it did to me,
too.
Is there a better
way?
Yep!
Did you know that
you are allowed to edit in the Print Preview window?
You could have fixed
that little mistake right there, while still looking at the Print Preview,
but without all the back and forth stuff.
Want to know how?
Yes? Here's the deal.
While you're still
in the Print Preview window, simply go to the toolbar and click on the
Magnifier button. (If you want a closer view of the text, be
sure to zoom in prior to using the Magnifier button).

Instantly, the mouse
pointer in the document changes to an editing cursor instead of the magnifying
glass.
Click into
the document wherever you need to edit and make your
changes.
When you're done editing,
you can turn the magnifying on again by clicking the Magnifier
button. This will return you to the usual document navigation
we've all grown accustomed to using in Print Preview.
From there, you're
ready to print. Or, whatever you need to do to complete your masterpiece!
~ April
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