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Steve Hayes
How do I remove an unwanted page break?
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Stefan Blom
See http://sbarnhill.mvps.org/WordFAQs/BlankPage.htm.
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stop ukHow do I remove an unwanted page break?
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Steve Hayes
Thagt says "you can easily select and delete it"
I can't select it, never mind delete it.
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Suzanne S. Barnhill
If it's not a manual page break, then you can't select and delete it. In
that case, read on to find why Word is inserting a soft page break.
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that case, read on to find why Word is inserting a soft page break.
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Steve Hayes said:ukThagt says "you can easily select and delete it"
I can't select it, never mind delete it.
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Steve Hayes
If it's not a manual page break, then you can't select and delete it. In
that case, read on to find why Word is inserting a soft page break.
I can't discover why Word is inserting a page break.
If the style had "page break before", then surely every paragraph would that
style would be on a separate page, but they are all on page 2.
There is a title and a short "block text" on page 1, then a lot of empty
space, and the heading 1 is on page 2. The document has one section.
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Suzanne S. Barnhill
Individual paragraphs may be formatted as "Page break before" even when this
is not defined in the style.
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is not defined in the style.
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ukSteve Hayes said:I can't discover why Word is inserting a page break.
If the style had "page break before", then surely every paragraph would that
style would be on a separate page, but they are all on page 2.
There is a title and a short "block text" on page 1, then a lot of empty
space, and the heading 1 is on page 2. The document has one section.