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Old 10-31-2010, 10:31 AM
harishkumar09 harishkumar09 is offline Two pages with different columns Windows XP Two pages with different columns Office 2003
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Hi friends,


I am writing a book using MS-WORD, and I find it to be an awesome tool to compose a book. But I have now run into a problem. You see, in my book, the page in which the chapter begins is a single column page, and the rest of the pages which contain the content are double-columned. This is the case for every chapter.Now when I delete some text in the chapter-beginning page, which is in single column, I want the text to flow from the subsequent double-columned page into the single-columned page.

But what actually happens, is that the text in the subsequent pages, when it flows into the first page, it also brings the two column layout with it. The content from the second page, flows into the first bringing with it the two column layout.

I want it in such a way that, when the text from the second page flows into the first page, it also becomes single-columned.

How to accomplish this? Please help me out.
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