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Column width

I'm trying to print and read a pdf document, however the text is too small to see. I've copied and pasted the pdf document onto a blank word page, but it has stayed in its column format so the text is in a colum with width of about half a page. I want to reformat this to the text appears like a normal document, across the whole width of the page to save myself some printer paper!

RE: Column width

One easy way to remove the formatting is to first paste the copied text into notepad (START > APPLICATIONS > NOTEPAD), then recopied, and pasted into word.

 

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