If you're worried about that, you should probably just disable opening in Reading View as described in the first part above and leave Protected View enabled. Keep in mind that this will do away with the protection from malicious scripting that may be hidden in untrusted documents you've downloaded.
No need to also turn off Reading View specifically if you go this route, at least in Word 2013 Preview. Why a chosen relative position changes to absolute after you save and reopen the document, I do not know. You may want to uncheck the other two boxes while you're there.Īfter that, editable files will open normally and in Print Layout. As I have stated earlier in this thread, there is no way to set a default placement (wrapping) for all objects in Word. > Protected View > Uncheck Enable Protected View for files originating from the Internet. When you open one of your business documents in Microsoft Word 2010, it is displayed in the Print Layout view, which is the default view. You can go further and turn off Protected View for downloaded files by going toįile > Options > Trust Center > Trust Center Settings. At the bottom of the dialog box, click Set As Default. Select the paper size you want to make the default for all future documents. In the Page Setup dialog box, click Paper, and then click the drop-down arrow next to Paper Size. (Thanks to folks in the comments for pointing out the above.) To do this, go to Layout > Size > More Paper Sizes. This is safer than disabling Protected View altogether. If you want to keep Protected View enabled but still disable Reading View as default, go to File > Options > General > Uncheck Open e-mail.
With your new document open, click on Page Layout in Word. If you want to keep Protected View enabled but still disable Reading View as default, go to File > Options > General > Uncheck Open e-mail attachments and other uneditable files in reading view. Once that is done, be sure again that the size you want is not already set as the default.
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