#Shrink to fit in word 2013 series#

In some situations, Shrink One Page changes aren’t allowed. In the real world, there are better ways to squeeze a document down a little. Shrink One Page aka Shrink to Fit is a great tool to impress in Word product demonstrations with a carefully created example document. See the articles Delete an Empty or Blank page in Microsoft Word and Preventing Table overrun to blank page in Word. There are many easier and more elegant ways to get rid of that final blank page without messing up the entire document. Shrink One Page will remove that blank page but only by reducing the size of the entire document’s text! Shrink One Page creates a six & one-third page document by shrinking all the text by 0.05pt, Here’s an example of Shrink One Page’s overzealous document changes a seven page document with a blank page at the end. It will make unnecessarily big changes to the entire document rather than a few tweaks near the end. Shrink One Page is a fairly blunt instrument that can’t handle long documents or more complex formatting (pictures, tables, charts) very well. Why isn’t Shrink One Page more commonly used? In the above example, 12pt text changes to 11pt. Shrink to fit in Word 2010 Here is a quick Microsoft Word tip from the Microsoft official Word blog on making a document that is just a bit too big fit on one page: by Joannie Stangeland on September 10. Shrink One Page reduces the font size and sometimes line spacing a little to make the excess text fit. Keeping Outlook 2013 add-ins under control. Here’s a simple two-page document with only two lines at the top of the second page.Ĭlick on Shrink to Fit and, presto!, you have a one page document. Shrink One Page does what the name suggests, it will make a document slightly smaller so an ‘orphan’ part at the top of a page will fit at the bottom of the previous page. You can add it to a ribbon or Quick Access Toolbar. At the time, it was the pride of Office product demos but now languishes in the All Commands list. Shrink One Page or Shrink to Fit was added to Word a long time ago, at least a decade. Making a document that’s using part of an extra page (an ‘orphan’), fit into a single page or one less page. After compaction, the fabric enters a dryer where the fibres are locked into their shrunken state and the moisture is removed from the fabric.The Shrink to Fit or Shrink One Page option hiding in Microsoft Word might solve a common problem. It is at this very moment that the shrinkage occurs. The effect of this action shortens the warp yarns, which packs the weft (filling yarns) closer together. Next, the cotton is fed into the pressure zone and upon leaving it, the surface returns to its pre-squeezed (stretched) size. Second, the cotton strands enter an endless rubber belt and belt squeeze them between a pressure roll and a rubber belt cylinder to stretch out the denim dramatically. Or in more detail, the cotton is first moistened by water and/or steam in order to soak the cotton fibres and join them closer together as strands.

#Shrink to fit in word 2013 series#

Sanforization is a post-weave process patented by Sanford Lockwood Cluett in 1930 and known for its ability to shrink denim that would be otherwise shrunk down later in the consumer process after washing. The cotton is taken through a series of steps including stretching, shrinking and fixing a woven cloth in both length and width. unsanforized conversation comes into play.