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"Keep with Next" detection and removal
On Thursday, July 22, 2004 at 9:23:25 PM UTC-4, Lin wrote:
Hello, I have a long document which has many paragraphs formatted with "keep with next" affecting my pagination. How can I detect where this formatting is in my doc without checking every single paragraph? Any way to remove all of it in one action? Thanks! Lin Turn on Paragraph marks using the button ΒΆ in the Paragraph ribbon. Each paragraph will be marked with a black square in the left margin. Scroll through the document and fix the ones you want to fix. |
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