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When printing a web page, what is the 'Margins' setting control?
The space between the content and the edges of the printed page
The number of pages the content will span
The color scheme of the web page
The font size of the content
The space between the content and the edges of the printed page
Margins in printing refer to the blank space between the document's content and the physical edges of the paper. This setting ensures that text or images are not cut off during printing and allows for aesthetic whitespace or physical binding requirements.
Margins in printing refer to the blank space between the document's content and the physical edges of the paper. This setting ensures that text or images are not cut off during printing and allows for aesthetic whitespace or physical binding requirements.
This relates to the digital literacy standards emphasized under the Digital India initiative (2015), which promotes basic computer proficiency for competitive exam aspirants across central and state cadres.
Margins are configured in the Print dialog box or Page Setup settings.
Standard paper sizes like A4 or Letter have default margin values, typically set to 1 inch or 2.54 cm.
Adjusting margins can increase or decrease the total amount of text fitting on a single sheet.
Option B (Number of pages) is determined by content length, font size, and layout settings, not by margins alone.
Option C (Color scheme) is controlled by printer output settings (e.g., Grayscale vs. Color) or CSS in web design.
Option D (Font size) is a formatting attribute controlled by the document or webpage style sheet, not the printer's layout margin configuration.
In document formatting, 'Gutters' are specialized extra margins added to accommodate document binding.
A is correct тАФ The margins setting defines the whitespace buffer between the printable content and the physical edges of the paper medium.
Understanding page layout settings is essential for 'Data Entry' and 'Office Automation' modules in exams like SSC CGL or banking clerk tests, where 'Print Setup' and 'Page Setup' are frequently tested practical skills.