• In the Document, click the Document tab at the top. • Click the printer pop-up menu, then choose a default printer for the document (you can change the default printer at any time). Printing options are printer-specific. For example, if the printer you set doesn’t do two-sided printing, you won’t see that option in the print settings when you’re ready to print. If you don’t see any available printers in the list, you can set one up in System Preferences. • Click the paper size pop-up menu, then choose a paper size.

• Choose File > Page Setup (from the File menu at the top of the screen). • Click the Paper Size pop-up menu, then choose Manage Custom Sizes. • Click to add your custom size. • Click Untitled in the list above (it’s added when you click ), then type a name for your custom size. • Type the width and height of the paper in the Width and Height fields. • Make print margin settings, then click OK. If you need more information about custom print options, click the question mark button at the bottom of the print settings.

• Click OK to close the Page Setup window. In the Document sidebar of Pages, the custom page size appears at the bottom of the paper size menu.

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In the Size menu, click Define. Set the Full size to the same size as your text in Word. Use “pt” to denote points. Suggestion: Set the Full size in points, and the other sizes in percent. That way when you change the full size setting, you don’t need to change the others. They will retain the proper proportion. By Dan Gookin. You probably assume that each new Word 2016 document starts with a page size reflecting a typical sheet of paper. Such foolishness. Word’s Normal template does specify a page size equivalent to a standard sheet of paper.