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The side margins of a memo are how many inches?
Use 1 inch margins.
Is it true justified margins are seldom used on full-width documents because many people find it hard to read?
yes~
How do you apply one inch margins?
You have to go to the top of the page where it says "Format" and then scroll down to where you see "page." There, you will find an option that allows you to adjust all of the margins (top, left, bottom, or right).
A correctly formmated memo has 2-inch margins on all sides true or false?
true
What are Lines formed around paragraphs are called?
margins
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