A Google Doc that scrolls smoothly on screen may need a different layout for paper. Pages mode lets you place headers, footers and page numbers and see where the document breaks. Keep a copy if colleagues still need the pageless version.
Return to pages
On a computer, open File → Page setup and select Pages. Check paper size, orientation and margins. A header or footer that was hidden in pageless mode can become visible again, so read it before sending the document. For a fictional workshop handout, confirm that the footer shows the current room and that a wide schedule table fits within the margins.
Inspect what will leave the editor
Look at the print preview. Check the page count and read the ends of table rows and any footers. If a column is too wide, adjust the table or try landscape in the copy and preview it again. The text-width choice in a pageless document affects your view of pageless documents and leaves collaborators’ views alone. To share a paper layout, check the actual pages and the resulting print preview.