[DMARCOUEX]

I AM CURRENTLY TAKING A MICROSOFT 2007 WORD- BEGINNERS CLASS, AND I'M WORKING
ON A OFFICE LETTER THAT INCLUDES BULLETED LISTS. ON PG.1 IS WHERE THE
SUBTITLE AND BEGINNING OF THE LIST STARTS, BUT THEN THE PAGE BREAKS. CARRIED
OVER TO PG.2, WAS THE TWO LAST LINES OF MY BULLETED LIST FROM THE PAGE
BEFORE AND THEN ANOTHER SUBTITLE FOR THE NEXT SECTION FOLLOWING. I WANT THE
2ND SUBTITLE TO BE AT THE TOP OF THE 2ND PG. AND THE LEFT OVER 2 LINES TO BE
ON THE 1ST PAGE WITH THE REST OF THE LIST THAT IT BELONGS IN. I CAN NOT FOR
THE LIFE OF ME, FIGURE IT OUT. I TRIED, UNDER PAGE SETUP THEN PAGE AND LINE
BREAK, TO CHECK KEEP TEXT TOGETHER, BUT IT'S NOT WORKING OUT.

[Suzanne S. Barnhill]

One of the first things you should be learning in this course is the proper
use of the Shift and Caps Lock keys. Your question, as it stands, is not
only virtually unreadable but also in Usenet circles is regarded as
SHOUTING.

Note that "Keep lines together" affects only a single paragraph; "Keep with
next" is what you need to keep separate paragraphs together.

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

"DMARCOUEX" wrote in message
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I AM CURRENTLY TAKING A MICROSOFT 2007 WORD- BEGINNERS CLASS, AND I'M
WORKING
ON A OFFICE LETTER THAT INCLUDES BULLETED LISTS. ON PG.1 IS WHERE THE
SUBTITLE AND BEGINNING OF THE LIST STARTS, BUT THEN THE PAGE BREAKS.
CARRIED
OVER TO PG.2, WAS THE TWO LAST LINES OF MY BULLETED LIST FROM THE PAGE
BEFORE AND THEN ANOTHER SUBTITLE FOR THE NEXT SECTION FOLLOWING. I WANT
THE
2ND SUBTITLE TO BE AT THE TOP OF THE 2ND PG. AND THE LEFT OVER 2 LINES TO
BE
ON THE 1ST PAGE WITH THE REST OF THE LIST THAT IT BELONGS IN. I CAN NOT
FOR
THE LIFE OF ME, FIGURE IT OUT. I TRIED, UNDER PAGE SETUP THEN PAGE AND
LINE
BREAK, TO CHECK KEEP TEXT TOGETHER, BUT IT'S NOT WORKING OUT.