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Default Section Breaks auto changing to Continuous in Subdocument

Working with 2003. When building a subdocument, we insert a Page Break/
Next Section between each document (file) - some documents have
numbered lists. The problem is that during the subdocument build, the
Next Section breaks are automatically turning into Continuous breaks.
Of course because Next Section breaks aren't being recognized, the
numbered lists are renumbered from document to document. We have tried
to add a new Next Section break and the then delete the old
'Continuous' break - seems to work for some and not others and then it
seems all of the Next Section Breas are again turned into Continuous
Breaks. This did not happen in Word 2002. Did something change
between those releases regarding Next Page/Continuous Breaks?? Of
course it's time to publish and we are having problems. Thanks in
advance.
 
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