Tommy Durrenberger: You were headed in the right direction.You'll want to go to the page you want to switch to landscape, go into page setup, switch it to landscape, change "Apply To" to "From This Point Forward" and then hit ok. Now select something on the next page, go back into page setup, and change the orientation back to portrait, and again select "From This Point Forward" -- leaving just the one page changed.If it's an existing document, you'll have to do some modification, as page breaks and spacing will be a bit different, and some things may have moved to a different page as a result, but it should get the trick done for you....Show more
Spencer Heidtbrink: Build The Landscape You Wanted!
Jinny Dronen: You need to first break that page into a separate section.Insert > BreakI think you need a break before and after the page you want to make Landscape.Then apply the Landscape to only that sectionFile > Page Setup > Landscape > Apply To: This SectionHo! pe this helps!Ms. VBAhttp://www.MsVBA.com...Show more
Alvaro Oare: you can also use a text box and change the text direction
Shaunta Paap: Word Page Orientation Single Page
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