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Concept about Creating Documents with Multiple Columns
I need to know if I change from a two-column format to a one-column format,
Word inserts a _______ ________. I cannot find the answer in my book anywhere and it is driving me crazy. I am using the Go!with Microsoft Office 2003 Word and working though it on my own. I would like to eventually take the M.O.S. Certification test so I need to know all I can. Thanks. Donna M. |
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Concept about Creating Documents with Multiple Columns
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This is true only if you change the number of columns for *some part* of the document, not if you change the entire document. The number of columns always applies to an entire section. "dsmurphy1" wrote in message ... I need to know if I change from a two-column format to a one-column format, Word inserts a _______ ________. I cannot find the answer in my book anywhere and it is driving me crazy. I am using the Go!with Microsoft Office 2003 Word and working though it on my own. I would like to eventually take the M.O.S. Certification test so I need to know all I can. Thanks. Donna M. |
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