Asked • 03/18/19

Any way to set a default view in Word 2007 or 2010 and keep among restarts?

Every time I open a document in Word 2007 or Word 2010 on a wide-screen display I get the two-page view (which is actually very annoying for me). I would like to make Word display the one-page view, preferably with a specific zoom factor, by default and hence never display the two-page view. Is there a way to achieve that in 2007 or 2010 version?Acceptable solutions include writing macros or using a 3rd party utility.

Aura M.

1) Make sure you are in VIEW tab 2) Select FULL SCREEN READING icon on top menu, then 3) Click on ONE PAGE icon on top menu 4) Click SAVE document (make sure to do this step so that next time you come back to this document, it will show only one page at a time when you are in Full Screen Reading view.)
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Frank C. answered • 05/22/21

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Hello Student,

It sounds like you have to proceed down to the lower right corner of your screen and then move the "zoom slider" to a higher percentage and you should shortly find the 1 page setting.


Slide the "zoom slider" back and forth a few times and get comfortable with using it. If you want to, say for example, view 6 pages at once(if document is that long) you can move the ''zoom slider" to a lower percentage.


Use this tool to make your working area a little larger and a lot more comfortable.

Frank C

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