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Way to make a semi-permanent page break?
I want to create a page beak that will keep the heading formatting
from bleeding over onto the previous page, as well as keep that heading and the following text on the next page. I know to do Ctrl+E, as well as create a break, and then select new page, but what always happens is that if I select text immediately above the page break, and delete it, the page break is removed. What can I do to create a (semi) permanent page break? |
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Way to make a semi-permanent page break?
Format the heading (style) so that it has the Keep with next attribute set
in its Paragraph Formatting. -- Hope this helps. Please reply to the newsgroup unless you wish to avail yourself of my services on a paid consulting basis. Doug Robbins - Word MVP, originally posted via msnews.microsoft.com "PRR" wrote in message ... I want to create a page beak that will keep the heading formatting from bleeding over onto the previous page, as well as keep that heading and the following text on the next page. I know to do Ctrl+E, as well as create a break, and then select new page, but what always happens is that if I select text immediately above the page break, and delete it, the page break is removed. What can I do to create a (semi) permanent page break? |
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Way to make a semi-permanent page break?
Format the heading (style) so that it has the Keep with next attribute set in its Paragraph Formatting. -- Hope this helps. Please reply to the newsgroup unless you wish to avail yourself of my services on a paid consulting basis. Doug Robbins - Word MVP, originally posted via msnews.microsoft.com "PRR" wrote in message ... I want to create a page beak that will keep the heading formatting from bleeding over onto the previous page, as well as keep that heading and the following text on the next page. I know to do Ctrl+E, as well as create a break, and then select new page, but what always happens is that if I select text immediately above the page break, and delete it, the page break is removed. What can I do to create a (semi) permanent page break? |
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Way to make a semi-permanent page break?
Doug, Heading 1 (and all subsequent headings, as I based them on the
previous heading) is already set to keep with next. I did notice another option that was unchecked--Page Break Before. Now if I check that, will it automatically give me a new page every time I use heading 1? |
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Way to make a semi-permanent page break?
Doug, Heading 1 (and all subsequent headings, as I based them on the
previous heading) is already set to keep with next. I did notice another option that was unchecked--Page Break Before. Now if I check that, will it automatically give me a new page every time I use heading 1? |
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Way to make a semi-permanent page break?
Never mind. I see now that it does. I don't want to make heading 1 at
the top of a new page every single time..... On Mar 7, 7:11*pm, PRR wrote: Doug, Heading 1 (and all subsequent headings, as I based them on the previous heading) is already set to keep with next. I did notice another option that was unchecked--Page Break Before. Now if I check that, will it automatically give me a new page every time I use heading 1? |
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Way to make a semi-permanent page break?
Never mind. I see now that it does. I don't want to make heading 1 at
the top of a new page every single time..... On Mar 7, 7:11*pm, PRR wrote: Doug, Heading 1 (and all subsequent headings, as I based them on the previous heading) is already set to keep with next. I did notice another option that was unchecked--Page Break Before. Now if I check that, will it automatically give me a new page every time I use heading 1? |
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Way to make a semi-permanent page break?
Do you have an empty paragraph between the Heading 1 style paragraph and the
following text? If so, you should remove it and if you want a space, format the Heading 1 style so that it has space after it. -- Hope this helps. Please reply to the newsgroup unless you wish to avail yourself of my services on a paid consulting basis. Doug Robbins - Word MVP, originally posted via msnews.microsoft.com "PRR" wrote in message ... Never mind. I see now that it does. I don't want to make heading 1 at the top of a new page every single time..... On Mar 7, 7:11 pm, PRR wrote: Doug, Heading 1 (and all subsequent headings, as I based them on the previous heading) is already set to keep with next. I did notice another option that was unchecked--Page Break Before. Now if I check that, will it automatically give me a new page every time I use heading 1? |
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Way to make a semi-permanent page break?
Do you have an empty paragraph between the Heading 1 style paragraph and the
following text? If so, you should remove it and if you want a space, format the Heading 1 style so that it has space after it. -- Hope this helps. Please reply to the newsgroup unless you wish to avail yourself of my services on a paid consulting basis. Doug Robbins - Word MVP, originally posted via msnews.microsoft.com "PRR" wrote in message ... Never mind. I see now that it does. I don't want to make heading 1 at the top of a new page every single time..... On Mar 7, 7:11 pm, PRR wrote: Doug, Heading 1 (and all subsequent headings, as I based them on the previous heading) is already set to keep with next. I did notice another option that was unchecked--Page Break Before. Now if I check that, will it automatically give me a new page every time I use heading 1? |
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