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Charles Kenyon Charles Kenyon is offline Stopping lists splitting over two pages. Windows 10 Stopping lists splitting over two pages. Office 2013
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You can download a sample document with such styles here.
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The three styles will keep each question and answer group together on a page (or in a column). It includes brief instruction to copy the styles to another document using the Styles Organizer.
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