Viewing Margin ruler in MS Word

I am making a note of this option here, so that next time ( which is like 5-6th time), when I want to have margin ruler in my word file, I will know where to look for it.

When ever you have to work on a new computer and on opening word file, if the margins of the page are not set properly, you end looking at the top of the page searching for margin ruler to quickly adjust the page. At times, the new computers settings may not have these rulers visible on the page.

This ruler is very important, like if want to change the margin or arrange the spacings of bullets, the margin ruler is the easiest option to use.

So, next time, if the margin ruler is missing, follow these instructions.

All you have to do is click on view option.

Here, you will find a section of Show.

In this section, there is an option of Ruler which you have to select.

Once selected, the margin ruler will appear on the word page you are working.

Its simple act to perform, but difficult to remember.

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