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How to: Page 1 - two columns, Page 2(ff) - one column
Let me start by stating that I have succeeded in formatting my
document as indicated in the subject line: Page 1 has two columns and Page 2 (and all pages following) have one column. The problem is that the approach used to achieve this must be wrong. Starting with an existing document, configured the document for two columns. I then inserted a section break (continuous) and formatted the second section for one column. By moving the location of the section break, I am able to format the document exactly as desired. However, I cannot believe that MS Word 2003 is so poorly designed that each time I edit the text on page 1, that I have to move the section break to keep the formatting as desired. There must be a 'correct' approach for formatting the document as specified. I look forward to your suggestions. Thank you. |
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