[judie]

Hard page break shows/prints black when the first line of the next page is a
heading that's a reverse white on black style head. There has to be a way to
suppress that but I've never been able to find it other than starting each
new page with a hard return and manually changing it to a 1 pt. return to
maintain some consistency in page start alignments.

[Daiya Mitchell]

Don't use Hard Page Breaks. Instead, try using Format | Paragraph |
Page Break Before. If that heading *always* starts on a new page, then
include Page Break Before as part of the style.

judie wrote:
Hard page break shows/prints black when the first line of the next page is a
heading that's a reverse white on black style head. There has to be a way to
suppress that but I've never been able to find it other than starting each
new page with a hard return and manually changing it to a 1 pt. return to
maintain some consistency in page start alignments.

[judie]

That worked!!!! Yay -- thank you, thank you.

"Daiya Mitchell" wrote:

Don't use Hard Page Breaks. Instead, try using Format | Paragraph |
Page Break Before. If that heading *always* starts on a new page, then
include Page Break Before as part of the style.

judie wrote:
Hard page break shows/prints black when the first line of the next page is a
heading that's a reverse white on black style head. There has to be a way to
suppress that but I've never been able to find it other than starting each
new page with a hard return and manually changing it to a 1 pt. return to
maintain some consistency in page start alignments.

[Daiya Mitchell]

glad to help.

judie wrote:
That worked!!!! Yay -- thank you, thank you.

"Daiya Mitchell" wrote:


Don't use Hard Page Breaks. Instead, try using Format | Paragraph |
Page Break Before. If that heading *always* starts on a new page, then
include Page Break Before as part of the style.

judie wrote:

Hard page break shows/prints black when the first line of the next page is a
heading that's a reverse white on black style head. There has to be a way to
suppress that but I've never been able to find it other than starting each
new page with a hard return and manually changing it to a 1 pt. return to
maintain some consistency in page start alignments.