How to Create a Mixed Orientation Document in Microsoft Word

This video tutorial demonstrates how to change the orientation of a single page in a Microsoft Word document while keeping the other pages in a different orientation. It explains the limitations of the default orientation options and provides a step-by-step guide on using the page setup section to apply orientation changes to specific pages. The tutorial covers how to set a middle page to landscape while keeping the surrounding pages in portrait, ensuring the document layout meets specific needs.

What is the default behavior when changing the page orientation in Microsoft Word?

• It does not change any page orientation.

• It prompts the user to select specific pages.

• It changes the orientation of the selected page only.

• It changes the orientation of the entire document.

Which button should you click to access more orientation options in Word?

• The print preview button

• The main orientation button

• The pop-out button in the page setup section

• The file menu

How can you apply a new orientation to a specific page in a Word document?

• By using the 'This point forward' option in the page setup

• By changing the orientation in the print settings

• By using the 'Page Layout' tab and selecting 'Current Page'

• By selecting the page and clicking 'Apply to this page'

What should you do to revert the orientation of pages following a landscape page back to portrait?

• Select the pages and click 'Revert Orientation'

• Restart Microsoft Word

• Click at the beginning of the next page and change the orientation

• Use the 'Undo' button

After changing a page to landscape, what is the next step to ensure the following pages are portrait?

• Save the document and restart Word

• Close and reopen the document

• Select 'Portrait' and apply it to 'This point forward'

• Select 'Landscape' for the next page