Windows 10: Does Page Setup Margin of Print Setting reflect true Margin?

I need help with understanding how to interpret Page Setup Margin shown under Print Option.It always show 25mm Margins Top, Left, Right, Bottom for Documents with different margins.

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how to set margins

Please note that in Windows 95, Write [write.exe] was replaced with WordPad. Since then, if you try to open

Write, Windows will launch WordPad instead.

To set margins in WordPad do this:

File > Page setup > Margins (inches)

Page margins can only be set as above, when printing. You can, however, set paragraph indents for individual paragraphs like this:

File ribbon > Paragraph group > Paragraph

or, if you prefer, you can set paragraph indents with the ruler. In the ruler, the upper control affects the first line in a paragraph and the bottom control affects succeeding lines.

The distinction between paragraph indents and page margins is that paragraph indents apply to individual paragraphs (as the term suggests) while page margins apply to the page as a whole.

 

Printing Margins in Windows 10

Also often times when printing double-sided the margins increase in order to allow for binding of the pages together. You should be able to adjust this option by there from the printing software that comes from your printer manufacturer or from within
the windows printing dialog

Within the windows printing dialog Go to Page Layout tab -----> Page Setup group -----> Page Setup --------> Margins tab

under the margins tab you should see an option labeled gutter that controls these margins

 

margin centering

Hi David,

To better assist you, please provide the following information:

• Are you trying to print a page from Internet Explorer 11?
• Have you already tried to check the margin size on Settings
  > Print > Page Setup?

Regards.