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For some reason--possibly a typo--they are using &quot;nInchesWeWant&quot; for the left and top margins and &quot;wInchesWeWant&quot; for the right and bottom margins. &nbsp;That seems strange. &nbsp;You probably want to use: &nbsp;(1) only one value (same margin on all sides, (2) two values (one for left and right and a second one for top and bottom), (3) four values (seperate ones for each side).<br />
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You should be able to make those adjustments, if needed.<br />
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Let me know if you have any questions.
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For some reason--possibly a typo--they are using "nInchesWeWant" for the left and top margins and "wInchesWeWant" for the right and bottom margins.  That seems strange.  You probably want to use:  (1) only one value (same margin on all sides, (2) two values (one for left and right and a second one for top and bottom), (3) four values (seperate ones for each side).

You should be able to make those adjustments, if needed.

Let me know if you have any questions.

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I am looking at Microsoft Article: Q122037.<br />
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In this there is a reference to <br />
nInchesWeWant and wInchesWeWant. &nbsp;I do not understand what these values should be. &nbsp;Can anyone give me an idea of what these values should be?
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I am looking at Microsoft Article: Q122037.

In this there is a reference to 
nInchesWeWant and wInchesWeWant.  I do not understand what these values should be.  Can anyone give me an idea of what these values should be?

Finding Offsets for printing

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