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Inserting a hard page break into your document will place your cursor on the next page of the document. As text is added or deleted from the page before the page break, the new page will remain unaffected. This is particularly useful for documents that are broken into sections (e.g. title page, table of contents, endnotes, etc.).
- To add a hard (manual) page break to your document, simply press Ctrl + Enter at the end of the section you are currently typing. Alternatively, you may add a page break by selecting Insert from the drop-down menu and selecting Break » Page break and clicking OK.
- In Normal View, a hard page break is identified on the screen by a dotted horizontal line that says "Page Break". In Print Layout View, a new page will simply be added to your document, with your cursor ready to type on the new page.
- You now have two sections to your document. To add another, simply repeat step 1.
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