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Fitting a Document to a Single Page. Have you got a document that prints on a single page on one system but prints on two pages on another? The reasons for this behavior can be confusing, but there are a couple of things you can check.

Hiding Graphics on a Printout. When printing a document, you may want to print a copy that doesn't include the graphics. There are several ways you can accomplish this task, as described in this tip.

Including Document Properties when Printing. Word maintains quite a bit of information about a document in a special collection of items called "properties." You can print these properties whenever you print your document, if you so desire. Here's how to do it.

Making Sure Hidden Text is Printed. One of the formatting attributes you can apply to text is to make it "hidden." You can control whether the text formatted in this manner is printed or not.

Print a List of Shortcut Keys. It is sometimes handy to have a printed list of shortcut key assignments. Here's how to get one very easily.

Printing Multiple Copies of a Document. You are not limited to printing just a single copy of a Word document. By making one little change in the Print dialog box, you can easily print as many copies as you need.

Printing Your AutoText Entries. AutoText is a great feature in Word that allows you to define a wide range of powerful entries that can automatically be added to a document. If you want to get a printed record of your AutoText entries, you can do so by following the steps in this tip.