[Robyn]

I am using Word 2007. When I insert a page break (either by using CTRL+Enter
or clicking the Page Break button on the Insert tab), it will insert an
invisible page break--there's another page, but not the dotted lines and
"page break" that are what is usually displayed in earlier versions of Word.

Pls. help! I've been going bonkers trying to figure this out because
invisible page breaks look just like more spaces between paragraphs!

[Jay Freedman]

On Tue, 22 Jan 2008 16:52:01 -0800, Robyn
wrote:

I am using Word 2007. When I insert a page break (either by using CTRL+Enter
or clicking the Page Break button on the Insert tab), it will insert an
invisible page break--there's another page, but not the dotted lines and
"page break" that are what is usually displayed in earlier versions of Word.

Pls. help! I've been going bonkers trying to figure this out because
invisible page breaks look just like more spaces between paragraphs!

In Word 2007, in addition to displaying the document in Draft view (formerly
Normal view), you have to display nonprinting characters (press the ¶ button on
the Home ribbon or press Ctrl+Shift+8) to see the page break.

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[Bob Buckland ?:-\)]

Hi Robyn,


To view the manual page breaks in Word 2007 you'll likely need to turn on the viewing of non-printing characters on the Ribbon from
Home=Paragraph=Show/Hide

Office Button=Word Tools=Display

doesn't seem to show them full time when turning on 'optional breaks'

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"Robyn" wrote in message ...
I am using Word 2007. When I insert a page break (either by using CTRL+Enter
or clicking the Page Break button on the Insert tab), it will insert an
invisible page break--there's another page, but not the dotted lines and
"page break" that are what is usually displayed in earlier versions of Word.

Pls. help! I've been going bonkers trying to figure this out because
invisible page breaks look just like more spaces between paragraphs!
--

Bob Buckland ?:-)
MS Office System Products MVP

*Courtesy is not expensive and can pay big dividends*

[Robyn]

So what you're saying is that page break marks won't appear automatically as
with previous version of Word? The only way to view it is by turning on the
Show/Hide feature?

[Suzanne S. Barnhill]

Unfortunately, yes.

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Suzanne S. Barnhill
Microsoft MVP (Word)
Words into Type
Fairhope, Alabama USA

"Robyn" wrote in message
...
So what you're saying is that page break marks won't appear automatically
as
with previous version of Word? The only way to view it is by turning on
the
Show/Hide feature?