Section breaks are required if you change the number of columns, as columns
are a section property.
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Suzanne S. Barnhill
Microsoft MVP (Word)
Words into Type
Fairhope, Alabama USA
http://word.mvps.org
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Good Morning,
Working in '03. Trying to build a fresh template for a document that has
been re-invented so many times it looks like, well I don't know what it
looks
like. Having trouble keeping the headers and page numbering
fluid/consecutive
across section breaks, so was considering trying to build the document
just
using page breaks (control + enter) instead.
The problem: Text is formatted into two columns, graphics as one column
(entire page width). When I highlight text and format to two columns,
automatically plcaes a section break.
Entire document will likely only be 10-12 pages, but will serve as a
template for an ongoing monthly report (so obviously want to be able to
change the month in the header on page one and not have to change others
in
different sections).
Any help would be greatly appreciated.