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microsoft word training courses - Master Documents in Word 2007
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Reply Fri 18 Jan 2008, 13:03Delegate Sarah said...
Sarah has attended:
Access Introduction course
Master Documents in Word 2007
Why does a section break keep appearing and how can I permanently get rid of them since they keep messing up the formating!
Also - I've read online instructions for how to change the file name of a subdocument but when I do it, all it does is create my 'new' file, I cannot get the link within the master document to change also.
Thanks for your help
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RE: Master Documents in Word 2007
Hello Sarah,
I hope you enjoyed your Access Introduction training course.
In response to your question, I have not come across section breaks automatically appearing, but the easiest way to remove them is to click on the "Show/Hide" button on the Standard Toolbar. This button looks like a backwards letter "P". You can then see all the components that act in the background of your document, and delete anything that is interfering with your formatting.
With regard to your question on subdocuments, how are you renaming the file? When you rename or move a subdocument, you should do so from within the master document (that is, you should open the subdocument from within the master document and then rename the file). If you are doing this and are still experiencing the issue, could you please tell me specifically the steps you are taking to save the file, and I will look more into it?
I hope this resolves your question. If it has, please mark this question as resolved.
If you require further assistance, please reply to this post, and feel free to ask any other questions!
Have a great day.
Regards,
Mara
Microsoft Office Master Trainer
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