[Dawn Crosier, Word MVP]

I would have your form inside a table and have the individual sections
table rows. Then you can modify the properties of your table so that it
does not split across pages. Table | Table Properties | Row - clear the
checkmarks from allow row to break across pages.

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"Leslie Pollak" wrote in
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Hi,
I am using Word 2003 on Windows XP, with all updates applied.
I have created a one (1) page form with 5 sections. Each formatted as
Continuous Section Break.
Most of the time all the information entered by my users of the forms will
fit onto one page.
But there are times where a section can occupy two (2) pages.
My goal is to have sections that occupy more than one (1) page to be printed
on the next page, therefore keeping all of the information in that section
grouped together on the same page.
How can I accomplish this?
Thanks
Leslie

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