[JBACinti]

I have a documents created in Word 97 and now in Word 2003. They have 2
columns (It's a cookbook.) and I insert column breaks at the end of a recipe
to force a complete recipe to start at the top of a column. On one
particular document, I inserted a break at the bottom of column 2 on page 20
and the recipe pasted in column 1 of page 21 centered the recipe over both
columns. The recipe is only about 24 lines of text. I've checked
formatting, styles, page layout and anything else I can think of above and in
other supposedly identical documents. I've created a template that I use for
each of the various documents. Any idea why this is happening? Thanks.

[Suzanne S. Barnhill]

Sounds like there's a section break in there somewhere instead of a column
break, with the section formatted as one column.

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Suzanne S. Barnhill
Microsoft MVP (Word)
Words into Type
Fairhope, Alabama USA
http://word.mvps.org

"jbacinti" wrote in message
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I have a documents created in Word 97 and now in Word 2003. They have 2
columns (It's a cookbook.) and I insert column breaks at the end of a
recipe
to force a complete recipe to start at the top of a column. On one
particular document, I inserted a break at the bottom of column 2 on page
20
and the recipe pasted in column 1 of page 21 centered the recipe over both
columns. The recipe is only about 24 lines of text. I've checked
formatting, styles, page layout and anything else I can think of above and
in
other supposedly identical documents. I've created a template that I use
for
each of the various documents. Any idea why this is happening? Thanks.