Make sure This point forward changes to Selected text. Open the dialog box as above and click on the Apply to drop-down. If you want to change the margin for only a small portion of a page-to dramatically indent a quotation as a page design element, for example-highlight the portion of the Word page you want to change the margins on. After you make your choices, click OK to apply them to the document.The drop-down menu will read This point forward. If this isn't what you want, click on the arrow to apply the margin changes only from the point of the current cursor location forward. Under the Apply to heading is a drop-down menu that says Whole document indicating the margin change will be applied to the entire Word document.You can also use the arrows to increase or decrease the margins in increments predefined by Word. Click in the Top, Bottom, Left, and Right fields in the Margins section, highlight the entry you want to change and enter a new number for the margin in inches.For example, after you insert a Next Page break, you can change the page. Use section breaks to make major changes to your page format. When you want to change page margins, not just adjust a paragraph’s indentation, you need to create a section break where the margins change. This will open a popup menu where you can select one of the preset margins or 'Custom Margins'. Then in the Page Setup group, click on the Margins button. When the Page Setup dialog box appears, click on the Margins tab. To change page margins in a single document. Question: In Word 2010, how do I change the page margins in a document Answer: Select the Page Layout tab in the toolbar at the top of the screen.
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