A user prints a spreadsheet in duplex mode. The spreadsheet is difficult to read because some of the columns spill onto the second side of the page. Which of the following should the user do to preven

The correct answer is C. Change the page orientation.. Spreadsheets are typically wider than they are tall (many columns, fewer rows). Printing in portrait orientation causes wide spreadsheets to overflow onto additional pages or the back side in duplex mode. Switching to landscape orientation gives significantly more horizontal spac

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A user prints a spreadsheet in duplex mode. The spreadsheet is difficult to read because some of the columns spill onto the second side of the page. Which of the following should the user do to prevent the issue but still print on both sides of the page?

Options

ATurn off duplex printing.
BTry a smaller font size in the spreadsheet.
CChange the page orientation.
DUse a different print driver.

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A
4% (1)
B
4% (1)
C
81% (22)
D
11% (3)

Explanation

Spreadsheets are typically wider than they are tall (many columns, fewer rows). Printing in portrait orientation causes wide spreadsheets to overflow onto additional pages or the back side in duplex mode. Switching to landscape orientation gives significantly more horizontal space, allowing all columns to fit on a single side of the page while still preserving duplex (two-sided) printing. Turning off duplex would eliminate the spillover but contradicts the requirement to print on both sides. A smaller font might help but doesn't address the root layout issue. A different print driver would not resolve a page orientation/layout problem.

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#Printing#Page orientation#Duplex printing#Document formatting

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