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I am writing a document where I want the certain sections of the document (say a new chapter and it title) to begin at the top of a new page.
I do not want them to begin at the middle of a page with previous writingg above them. No! They must begin at the top of a fresh new page. My questionis how do I do it? Respectfully, Lou_Reed |
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1. Use styles.
2. Use something like Heading 1 style to start new chapters. 3. Modify the paragraph formatting of that style to have an automatic Page Break Before. Basic Concepts of Microsoft Word - from Shauna Kelly |
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I will give it a try. Please note that your link is not work. I cannot get to it.
Respectfully, Lou Reed |
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I just tried the link again, from my post, and it worked here. |
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