Yes. To fix the problem don't manually insert page breaks. The problem is
that for Word there isn't a paragraph break, just a page break, so the
formatting applied to one part of the paragraph goes to the entire
paragraph. Instead of manual page breaks, get in the habit of using a style
that is formatted to have a page break before the paragraph (this is a part
of paragraph formatting).
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Kavi Goel - 01 Jul 2003 20:45 GMT
Thanks for the advice, Charles. I'll start putting the
page breaks into the style definitions in the future.
Kavi
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