If the Type of Smart Printer you have can copy in A3, it can also print in A3.
You can scale up an A4 document to print in A3 using the Printer Properties or if you have set your page size to A3 in the program you are using it will automatically print in A3 on your A3 Smart Printer.
Change the paper type (Mac OS X). To set the type of the paper to be used for printing, following the steps below. Note: Confirm that the cable is connected.
Scale up A4 to A3 as you print
- Choose File > Print
- Use your default printer (Black2Sided) or choose a different print type
- Click Printer Properties
- Choose the Effects tab
- Select Print document on:
- Click the arrow next to A4 and choose A3
- Ensure Scale to fit is selected
- Click OK
- Click Print
- Release your document from the printer
Set your page size to A3
From a Microsoft program
To print from Word, Excel or other Microsoft programs
- Choose Page Layout > Size > A3
- Choose File > Print
- Use your default printer (Black2Sided) or choose a different print type
- Release your document from an A3 Smart Printer
This setting doesn't work for PowerPoint. Set your slide size to A4 and scale up to A3 as you print.
From another program
- Choose File > Page Setup (or the equivalent option in your program)
- Change the page size to A3
- Send the document to your default printer (Black2Sided) or choose a different print type
- Release your document from an A3 Smart Printer
Print an A3 PDF
If your PDF has been created from an A3 document or has a combination of A3 and A4 pages:
- Chose File > Print
- Under Page Sizing & Handling select Choose paper source by PDF page size
- Choose your default printer (Black2Sided) or choose a different print type
- Click Print
- Release your document from an A3 Smart Printer
Good question. When you first get started with Word 2016, or if you never took the time to customize your Office apps, the program uses a boring set of font defaults. Thankfully, it's easy to modify and adjust them to find your ideal Word font settings and then save those settings as document defaults.
Here's how to change the default font, font style and font size in Word 2016 for Windows.
How to change your Word 2016 default font
- Open Word.
- Open any document or create a new document. It doesn't matter which, but a document needs to be open to access the required menus.
- Click the Home tab in the top left corner.
- Under the Fonts block, click the expand button. It's a small arrow icon in the bottom right corner. This will open the Font settings window.
- Select your desired Font.
- Click Set as Default in the bottom left corner.
- Check All documents based on the Normal template.
- Click OK to confirm your changes.
All new Word documents will now use your font of choice by default.
How to change your Word 2016 default font style
- Open Word.
- Open any document or create a new document. It doesn't matter which, but a document needs to be open to access the required menus.
- Click the Home tab in the top left corner.
- Under the Fonts block, click the expand button. It's a small arrow icon in the bottom right corner. This will open the Font settings window.
- Select your desired Font style. Your choices are regular, italic, bold, or bold italic.
- Click Set as Default in the bottom left corner.
- Check All documents based on the Normal template.
- Click OK to confirm your changes.
All new Word documents will now use that new font style by default.
How to change your Word 2016 default font size
- Open Word.
- Open any document or create a new document. It doesn't matter which, but a document needs to be open to access the required menus.
- Click the Home tab in the top left corner.
- Select your desired Font Size.
- Click Set as Default in the bottom left corner.
- Check All documents based on the Normal template.
- Click OK to confirm your changes.
All new Word documents will now use that font size by default.
If you want to modify any of your font-default changes, just repeat the appropriate process listed above.
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