I have documents that are automatically hyphenated by Word. However, if I
insert a page break after a hyphenated line, the hyphen disappears and has to
be reinserted manually. In the first versions of Word, that did not happen.
How do I solve the frustrating problem?

Could you tell us which version of Word you are using?

btw, I don't encounter this issue in Word 2003 SP1.

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"Avocat" wrote in message
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I have documents that are automatically hyphenated by Word. However,
if I
insert a page break after a hyphenated line, the hyphen disappears
and has to
be reinserted manually. In the first versions of Word, that did not
happen.
How do I solve the frustrating problem?

Hi Advocat,

It sounded to me as if you insert the page break in the middle of the =
word?
That would remove the hyphen, in all versions as far as I know.

Maybe you might reconsider why you need to insert manual page breaks at =
all? Usually, they aren't necessary... and a big maintenance hassle when =
you edit or reformat the text.

Greetings,
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How do I solve the frustrating problem?

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