[Paddy[_2_]]

Messy to describe.

I have a custom Heading 1 that has a shaded background.

If I insert a page-break, and begin the new page with that shaded Heading 1,
the shaded background strip appears at the page-break on the previous page.
See it at:

http://padraig.esmartweb.com/Shaded-...Page-Break.doc

Thanks

Paddy

[Lene Fredborg]

You can prevent the shading this way:
Remove the manual page break and apply €œPage break before€� to your NECA
Heading 1 style (via Modify Style Format Paragraph Line and Page Breaks
tab) - or, if only some of the NECA Heading 1 paragraphs need to start on a
new page, apply the setting locally to those paragraphs only.

In general, it is better to use €œPage break before€� than inserting manual
page breaks. For example, manual page breaks may also result in empty pages
in a document.

--
Regards
Lene Fredborg
DocTools - Denmark
www.thedoctools.com
Document automation - add-ins, macros and templates for Microsoft Word


"Paddy" wrote:

Messy to describe.

I have a custom Heading 1 that has a shaded background.

If I insert a page-break, and begin the new page with that shaded Heading 1,
the shaded background strip appears at the page-break on the previous page.
See it at:

http://padraig.esmartweb.com/Shaded-...Page-Break.doc

Thanks

Paddy

[Paddy[_2_]]

Ah!

Thank you Lene. I shall check that out - a feature I had not noticed!

Paddy

"Lene Fredborg" wrote in message
...
You can prevent the shading this way:
Remove the manual page break and apply "Page break before" to your NECA
Heading 1 style (via Modify Style Format Paragraph Line and Page
Breaks
tab) - or, if only some of the NECA Heading 1 paragraphs need to start on
a
new page, apply the setting locally to those paragraphs only.

In general, it is better to use "Page break before" than inserting manual
page breaks. For example, manual page breaks may also result in empty
pages
in a document.

--
Regards
Lene Fredborg
DocTools - Denmark
www.thedoctools.com
Document automation - add-ins, macros and templates for Microsoft Word


"Paddy" wrote:

Messy to describe.

I have a custom Heading 1 that has a shaded background.

If I insert a page-break, and begin the new page with that shaded Heading
1,
the shaded background strip appears at the page-break on the previous
page.
See it at:

http://padraig.esmartweb.com/Shaded-...Page-Break.doc

Thanks

Paddy

[Paddy[_2_]]

Just checked it out. So simple. So obvious.
So stupid of me!!!!!!!

Thanks again, Lene

Paddy



"Lene Fredborg" wrote in message
...
You can prevent the shading this way:
Remove the manual page break and apply "Page break before" to your NECA
Heading 1 style (via Modify Style Format Paragraph Line and Page
Breaks
tab) - or, if only some of the NECA Heading 1 paragraphs need to start on
a
new page, apply the setting locally to those paragraphs only.

In general, it is better to use "Page break before" than inserting manual
page breaks. For example, manual page breaks may also result in empty
pages
in a document.

--
Regards
Lene Fredborg
DocTools - Denmark
www.thedoctools.com
Document automation - add-ins, macros and templates for Microsoft Word


"Paddy" wrote:

Messy to describe.

I have a custom Heading 1 that has a shaded background.

If I insert a page-break, and begin the new page with that shaded Heading
1,
the shaded background strip appears at the page-break on the previous
page.
See it at:

http://padraig.esmartweb.com/Shaded-...Page-Break.doc

Thanks

Paddy