then click Page Layout> Margins and select Custom Margins.
#HOW TO HAVE DIFFERENT MARGINS ON DIFFERENT PAGES UPDATE#
It's not working for me Of course, I am using the update "Libre" version. Within some particular word documents, you have to apply different page orientation to one. This will change the selected page to the new style without changing the others. On the Styles and Formatting dialog double click on the new page style. With the changes saved, place the cursor on the page you want to change. Click OK to save the settings and close the dialog.
On the other tabs make changes as needed for the document. On the Page tab make sure the Paper format is as needed then set the Margins as needed. On the Organizer tab give it a unique name, for Next Style select Default. From the list of Page styles right click on the Default and select New, this will create a new style based on the Default. To set this up, go back to the Page Layout Tab and to Margins.
With the Styles and Formatting dialog open, click on the forth icon from the left, looks like a sheet of paper and shows Page Styles when hovered over. Note: Because your document will ultimately have three different sections (due to the three different section breaks), you will need to make sure that the margins are applied to the whole document and not just one of the sections. Guessing that your using the Default page style for your document. Press F11 or Format-> Styles and Formatting to get to the styles setup. Therabi wrote:You will need to define a Page style for each set of margins in the document.
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