01-17-2014, 12:46 AM
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Join Date: Jan 2012
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- Check recent postings for pointers to information about styles – you really need at least a basic understanding of this mechanism if you want to be productive with Word.
- A style defines a lot of properties for a paragraph or a block of text within a paragraph. By defining a style once, you can make sure all the paragraphs (or text) you apply the style to have the same properties; consequently, you can then modify the style and change the properties of all the content that style applies to. 'Page break before' is one of the properties you can specify with a paragraph style, and the easiest way to get the result – one piece of text per page – you want.
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