[Suzanne S. Barnhill]

If your outline is constructed of heading styles, the problem is caused by
the fact that Headings 1-4 are formatted as "Keep with next" (Format |
Paragraph | Line and Page breaks), which causes them to chase one another
until they fill a page and Word is forced to insert a break. To avoid this
problem, remove the KWN formatting from at least Headings 3 and 4.

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Suzanne S. Barnhill
Microsoft MVP (Word)
Words into Type
Fairhope, Alabama USA

"Devonshire" wrote in message
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The offending break seems to occur after the "Normal" format text and just
before the outline numbered text outline begins. If I change the top
three
lines (the project name, the title of the document and the date) to say
"Heading 1" then the automatic break disappears.

I don't want the entire document to be a numbered outline; I need the
document to have the project name, the title of the document and the date
before the outlione begins.

"Devonshire" wrote:

Word 2007

I've done a search and read all the threads on deleteing breaks and am
still
at a loss.

I have a outline going that is now at 3 pages and growing. After a
Heading
I line and a following line of normal text Word is insisting on a break
before I resume with a heading 2 format text. The break appears on the
draft
view and leaves 2/3 of a page blank on the first page. In the draft view
it
is just a dotted line and does not identify itself as a page or section
break. If I go to the end of the document, on the lower bar ther is no
information on multiple sections so I am assuming that there is only one
section. If I highlight the text before, through and past the offending
break, the break does not go away. I can't selct the break in draft mode
so
that I can delete it. I tried making the bottom margin smaller from one
thread, with no effect.

How can I delete this break?