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Brenda Rueter
 
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Default Section Break in Merging

In Word 2000 I seem to recall that when I did a letter merge, a Continuous
Section Break was inserted between the items. In 2002 it now seems to be a
Next Page Break. Is there a way to change this back to Continuous?


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Doug Robbins - Word MVP
 
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Default Section Break in Merging

Word has always inserted a Next Page Section Break.

If you do not want a Next Page Section Break, use a catalog or directory
type mail merge. The result will then be separated by whatever you have at
the end of the mail merge main document.

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In Word 2000 I seem to recall that when I did a letter merge, a Continuous
Section Break was inserted between the items. In 2002 it now seems to be
a
Next Page Break. Is there a way to change this back to Continuous?




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