Print Layout view displays the whole page, including the margins, as it will appear in print (columns, for example, are visible). This is the active view when a document is opened.
In the View tab, go to the Views group and click the Print Layout button, or click the tool on the right on the Status Bar.
You can also use the [Ctrl][Alt] P
To hide the space between each page of a document, point to the space and double-click when the pointer appears as .
To display the spaces again, double-click when the pointer appears as .
Draft view is used when you want to work on the document’s text only. It displays the document in a very basic layout, and certain elements of the document, such as headers and footers, are not visible. It does not show the real position of the text on the page (for example, a page break is shown as a line of dots).
In the View tab, go to the Views group and click the Draft button.
Read Mode makes documents easier to read on the screen. Word hides the ribbon to maximise the space available to read the text. By default, this view does not display the document as it would be printed (page breaks are not in the same place as real page breaks on printed pages).
In the View tab, go to the Views group and click the Read Mode button, or click the tool on the right on the Status Bar.
In the top left of the window, the reading toolbar displays the File, Tools and View menus.
To browse through the document, click the button on the left edge to display the previous screen, ...
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