[Invinci]

Word 2007. I have a Heading then some paragraphs. Then a bullet list. How do
I prevent a page from breaking in the middle of a lower level bullet list? In
other words, how do I keep lower level bullets with it's upper level?

For example:
Many paragraphs

o upper level bullet aaa
- one aaa
- two aaa
- three aaa

o upper level bbb
- one bbb
- two bbb
- three bbb

Right now I run out of room on the page and -two bbb goes to the next page.
I can highlight the "bbb"s and under Paragraph/line and Page Breaks check
Keep Lines Together. I may need to add more paragraphs before the bullet list
and I don't want a list to be broken into two pages. Do I have to highlight
each list (aaa, bbb, ccc) to do this. Or is there a way to do it different?

[Stefan Blom[_3_]]

To keep paragraphs on the same page, you should use "Keep with next" rather
than "Keep lines together." If all or most of your document is a multilevel
list, you wouldn't want to add "Keep with next" to the relevant style
definition(s), but if there are also "intervening" text you could very well
do so.

--
Stefan Blom
Microsoft Word MVP



"Invinci" wrote in message
...
Word 2007. I have a Heading then some paragraphs. Then a bullet list. How
do
I prevent a page from breaking in the middle of a lower level bullet list?
In
other words, how do I keep lower level bullets with it's upper level?

For example:
Many paragraphs

o upper level bullet aaa
- one aaa
- two aaa
- three aaa

o upper level bbb
- one bbb
- two bbb
- three bbb

Right now I run out of room on the page and -two bbb goes to the next
page.
I can highlight the "bbb"s and under Paragraph/line and Page Breaks check
Keep Lines Together. I may need to add more paragraphs before the bullet
list
and I don't want a list to be broken into two pages. Do I have to
highlight
each list (aaa, bbb, ccc) to do this. Or is there a way to do it
different?

[Stefan Blom[_3_]]

To keep paragraphs on the same page, you should use "Keep with next" rather
than "Keep lines together." If all or most of your document is a multilevel
list, you wouldn't want to add "Keep with next" to the relevant style
definition(s), but if there are also "intervening" text you could very well
do so.

--
Stefan Blom
Microsoft Word MVP



"Invinci" wrote in message
...
Word 2007. I have a Heading then some paragraphs. Then a bullet list. How
do
I prevent a page from breaking in the middle of a lower level bullet list?
In
other words, how do I keep lower level bullets with it's upper level?

For example:
Many paragraphs

o upper level bullet aaa
- one aaa
- two aaa
- three aaa

o upper level bbb
- one bbb
- two bbb
- three bbb

Right now I run out of room on the page and -two bbb goes to the next
page.
I can highlight the "bbb"s and under Paragraph/line and Page Breaks check
Keep Lines Together. I may need to add more paragraphs before the bullet
list
and I don't want a list to be broken into two pages. Do I have to
highlight
each list (aaa, bbb, ccc) to do this. Or is there a way to do it
different?