[Gordon]

Word 2007 - is it possible to have one page in a multi-page document with
two columns?

[DeanH]

Insert a "Section Break - Continuous" before and after the area you want to
be 2-columns. Then change the format for columns within this Break. Insert a
page break before and after this area if you want it to be a defined seperate
page.
Hope this helps.
"Gordon" wrote:

Word 2007 - is it possible to have one page in a multi-page document with
two columns?

[Gordon]

"DeanH" wrote in message
...
Insert a "Section Break - Continuous" before and after the area you want
to
be 2-columns. Then change the format for columns within this Break. Insert
a
page break before and after this area if you want it to be a defined
seperate
page.
Hope this helps.
"Gordon" wrote:

Word 2007 - is it possible to have one page in a multi-page document with
two columns?





Thank you very much - it is actually the last page in the document, so the
"after" one is redundant.
All I need to do is to resolve the page numbering.... sigh

[DeanH]

If the footer is "same as previous" linked you should not have any problem.
Also check the page number format for "continue from previous section".

"Gordon" wrote:

"DeanH" wrote in message
...
Insert a "Section Break - Continuous" before and after the area you want
to
be 2-columns. Then change the format for columns within this Break. Insert
a
page break before and after this area if you want it to be a defined
seperate
page.
Hope this helps.
"Gordon" wrote:

Word 2007 - is it possible to have one page in a multi-page document with
two columns?





Thank you very much - it is actually the last page in the document, so the
"after" one is redundant.
All I need to do is to resolve the page numbering.... sigh

[Beth Melton]

Not necessarily. The last continuous section break (even at the end) will
equally balance the columns if that's the desired result.

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"Gordon" wrote in message
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"DeanH" wrote in message

Thank you very much - it is actually the last page in the document, so the
"after" one is redundant.
All I need to do is to resolve the page numbering.... sigh