If you're actually using a table, you don't need a section break, just to
split the table. If you're using newspaper-style columns, then you do need a
section break.

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"Karanja" wrote in message
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Hello Folks:

I am generating a Word 2002 document in which I have used a 2 column table
thoughout as a format. I want to execute a column break (continuous?) so I
can add illustrations between text of one section and continue entering
text,
following the illustration, in the next sections. I've completed the steps
to
enter a column break (click on insert; select break; select continuous)
but
don't get what I expected. Question #1: If I have my cursor placed in the
middle of the page 10, where should the break occur - where should I
expect
the break to be placed? Question #2: Should I expect to see a break/gap
appear in the middle of page 10's columns vertical boundry lines where I
can
place my illustration? If so, I'm not getting this result. How do I
acheive
this, what's the best approach to get the break I need for my
illustrations?

Regards,
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Karanja