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it is strange that cklicking on A4 in that list does not help, but you need &quot;other&quot; paper size….<br />
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but it looks ok after a test.<br />
if it stays that way, you'll get the cigar
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it is strange that cklicking on A4 in that list does not help, but you need "other" paper size….

but it looks ok after a test.
if it stays that way, you'll get the cigar

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Strange. It works for me.<br />
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If this won't help you, you can change the template directly in C:\Users\username\AppData\<wbr />Roaming\Mi<wbr />crosoft\Te<wbr />mplates -&gt; Normal.dotm
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Strange. It works for me.

If this won't help you, you can change the template directly in C:\Users\username\AppData\Roaming\Microsoft\Templates -> Normal.dotm

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itried already to change the normal dot settings &nbsp;-but i was not allowed to change it
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itried already to change the normal dot settings  -but i was not allowed to change it

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i am using word 2016.<br />
i want to set the default paper size to A4<br />
when i do thatfrom Print&gt; paper properties&gt;A4, it always defers back to Letter size<br />
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How can i set it so it uses defaulkt A4 size?
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i am using word 2016.
i want to set the default paper size to A4
when i do thatfrom Print> paper properties>A4, it always defers back to Letter size

How can i set it so it uses defaulkt A4 size?

set A4 as default paper size

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