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Continuing heading to next page
Hi all,
Working with Word 2003, would you be able to set a continuing heading to the next page? I.e. if say section "1.1. Executive Overview" continues to the next page, is there a setting to have "1.1. Executive Overview (cont'd)" on the next page(s)? -- Thanks, Marko |
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Continuing heading to next page
Depending on how your styles are set up - you could go to the next page, use
heading 1 again, then bullets and numbering and select restart numbering "supersonikk" wrote: Hi all, Working with Word 2003, would you be able to set a continuing heading to the next page? I.e. if say section "1.1. Executive Overview" continues to the next page, is there a setting to have "1.1. Executive Overview (cont'd)" on the next page(s)? -- Thanks, Marko |
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Yea, looking for a setting to do this automatically for the whole document.
But thanks for the reply. -- Thanks, Marko "PJY" wrote: Depending on how your styles are set up - you could go to the next page, use heading 1 again, then bullets and numbering and select restart numbering "supersonikk" wrote: Hi all, Working with Word 2003, would you be able to set a continuing heading to the next page? I.e. if say section "1.1. Executive Overview" continues to the next page, is there a setting to have "1.1. Executive Overview (cont'd)" on the next page(s)? -- Thanks, Marko |
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