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Windows 11 365 Word doesn't allow me to scroll right for the image is larger than the word page even though I have set all the options to allow horizontal scroll. What do I do? Is this Word bug?
-Ben
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While it is not possible to scroll to see the entire image in Print Layout view, if you switch to Web Layout or Draft view, you should be able to see all of it and resize it to fit.
It is not a bug. No matter what you do with zoom and the horizontal scrollbar, Word will not show you any part of the picture that doesn't fit within the paper width of the document.
The second part of the AI's response is correct. You can use the Picture Format > Size controls to reduce the picture to fit completely within the page, you can change the orientation to Landscape, or you can (if your printer driver allows it) change the paper size to some larger value.