OrlandoCity
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Hello,
I looking to create a standard header for my team's documentation process and we will be 3-hole punching our documents and placing into a binder.
For worksheets that print in "Portrait", this is no problem as we put the header at the top and then the three hole punch goes on the left side of that sheet.
However, when I print sheets that are in "Landscape", I would turn the page 90 degrees to the left, 3 hole punch, and place it in the binder. The issue is, the 3 holes (from the punch) then go right through my header.
Is there a way, that I can place the "header" on the lateral side of the "landscape" sheets, so that when I turn the page 90 degrees to place it into the binder, the new "top" of the page (which was formerly the lateral side before i rotated 90 degrees) has the heading I desire?
My team has heavy responsibility for documentation and I want to clean this up, so I'd like to create a standard header and be able to see it at the top of each page in the binder, whether portrait or landscape.
Thank you,
-Chris
I looking to create a standard header for my team's documentation process and we will be 3-hole punching our documents and placing into a binder.
For worksheets that print in "Portrait", this is no problem as we put the header at the top and then the three hole punch goes on the left side of that sheet.
However, when I print sheets that are in "Landscape", I would turn the page 90 degrees to the left, 3 hole punch, and place it in the binder. The issue is, the 3 holes (from the punch) then go right through my header.
Is there a way, that I can place the "header" on the lateral side of the "landscape" sheets, so that when I turn the page 90 degrees to place it into the binder, the new "top" of the page (which was formerly the lateral side before i rotated 90 degrees) has the heading I desire?
My team has heavy responsibility for documentation and I want to clean this up, so I'd like to create a standard header and be able to see it at the top of each page in the binder, whether portrait or landscape.
Thank you,
-Chris