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Right-click on a page tab in the drawing window and choose Page Setup. Then, click the Print Setup tab in the dialog. On the Print zoom section of the dialog, choose &quot;Fit to 1 sheet across to 1 sheet down&quot;.
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Right-click on a page tab in the drawing window and choose Page Setup. Then, click the Print Setup tab in the dialog. On the Print zoom section of the dialog, choose "Fit to 1 sheet across to 1 sheet down".

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Thank you so much for your fast reply. <br />
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Right-click on a page tab in the <b>drawing window</b> and choose Page Setup.
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Can you tell where is <b>drawing window</b> since i did not find it?
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Thank you so much for your fast reply.



> Right-click on a page tab in the drawing window and choose Page Setup.


Can you tell where is drawing window since i did not find it?

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You're welcome. Glad I could help. Thanks for the grade.
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You're welcome. Glad I could help. Thanks for the grade.

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Hi After I drew a diagram in Visio 2013, I found the diagram covers four pages. I hope the diagram cover only one page. Anyone can give me some suggestion ? Thank you.
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Hi After I drew a diagram in Visio 2013, I found the diagram covers four pages. I hope the diagram cover only one page. Anyone can give me some suggestion ? Thank you.

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