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Reply Tue 12 Jun 2007, 14:11Delegate Amy said...

Amy has attended:
Word Intermediate course

Page break

how do i set up a page break?

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Reply Tue 12 Jun 2007, 16:44Trainer Amanda said...

RE: page break

Hi Amy

Thanks for your question.

Place your cursor in the position where you want the page break to go; then hold down Ctrl and press Enter. This will insert a page break.

Amanda

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Now you see it, now you don't - hidden text in Word

Did you know you can choose to temporarily hide text in a Word document? The text is still part of the document, but it won't appear on screen unless you choose to have it displayed.

Here's how:

1. Highlight (select) the text you wish to hide.

2. Go to Format - Font.

3. In the Effects section of the Font dialogue box, tick 'Hidden'.

4. Click OK.

The portion of text you have chosen to hide should no longer be visible on your screen, unless you have the Show/Hide button turned on.

If you can see the hidden text in your document, and you haven't got the Show/Hide button turned on then:

1. Go to Tools - Options - View.

2. Under the 'Formatting marks' section, deselect Hidden text.

5. Click OK.

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