Hi Charles

Charles Kenyon wrote:
The thing you need to understand what is happening is that in Word
structure, the page break is not a type of paragraph mark but rather is
inside the following paragraph and a part of it.

I see that, and that's the main reason why we all advice users to avoid
those breaks (typically, in long documents before Headings). It's still
pretty counter-intuitive why the PageBreak shouldn't be a ParagraphBreak
automatically.


This isn't logical, but it is how Word is built.

Full ack.

Greetinx
Robert
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