I did that and it does not work (thats what the book said to do). The page
break before puts me in landscape mode but the page break after has no effect
- all the rest of my document is in landscape mode.

"Jezebel" wrote:

Insert new page section breaks before and after the landscape page. Format
each section independently: portrait or landscape as required.



"mscertified" wrote in message
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I've been struggling with this for hours....
I need one page in a document to be in landscape mode since it contains a
report layout. All the rest of the document must be portrait.
I've tried the instructions from my Word 2000 book (even though I'm using
2003).
All I have succeeded in doing is making my entire document landscape mode
and now it defies all attempts to fix it.
Word sure makes everything very difficult.
Does anyone have any idea how this obtuse page layout facility works?