Office 12, Page opens small I want it big.

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I have the Office 12 beta 1 applications, and I would like this resolved. In
microsoft word, when I open a new document it opens a page as a really small
white square in the top left corner. This is a pain! No one is going to be
writing that small. It is awful having to drag the slider at the bottum to a
higher zoom each time I open Word. All of your competitors open new pages as
large and easy to read type. It would be to your benefit to not fall behind
the competition. Please change this in upcoming beta's.
I would like it to either open bigger every time or put that as an
option in the application settings.

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DO NOT POST OFFICE 12 BETA QUESTIONS IN THE PUBLIC NEWSGROUPS!!!!

If you have a legitimate Beta copy, you signed a nondisclosure
agreement that forbids public discussion of features, bugs, or
anything else that hasn't been made public by Microsoft. Use the
private newsgroups, for which you need a password.

If you don't have a legitimate Beta copy, go directly to jail, do not
pass Go.

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Regards,
Jay Freedman
Microsoft Word MVP
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Oops Sorry!!!!!! I thought this was private. I mean, I had to give my .NET
passport and everything in order to enter... I won't make this mistake again.
 

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