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Old 12-04-2018, 03:52 PM
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How are you restricting your editing? If you are simply restricting to certain styles, there should be no problem inserting section breaks.




Why do they want to insert section breaks?
If it is so they can change the headers and footers, they need to look into use of the StyleRef Field. There are lots of good reasons to insert section breaks, that just is not usually one of them.
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Old 12-04-2018, 04:30 PM
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How are you restricting your editing? If you are simply restricting to certain styles, there should be no problem inserting section breaks.

On the Page Layout tab in the ribbon, the Breaks option in Page Setup is greyed out, restricting users only to normal page breaks.


Why do they want to insert section breaks?

They need to be able to insert additional annexes, and without section breaks the page numbering goes wrong. Also they may need to adjust page size and/or orientation within an annex.

If it is so they can change the headers and footers, they need to look into use of the StyleRef Field. There are lots of good reasons to insert section breaks, that just is not usually one of them. - what do you mean by this statement? I don't understand where you're coming from.
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Old 12-04-2018, 05:25 PM
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G'day Charles,

currently reading your pages re StyleRef and Sections/Headers and Footers - must admit, you've got a lot of good info there. Hopefully after reading, I may have answers.

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