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Manage Page Breaks
As you set up the document structure, you might want to insert a page or column break to force a specific part of the document content to start on a new page or column.
Access
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Ribbon |
Document-Edit > Edit > Insert > Insert Break > Page Break, or Document-Edit > Edit > Insert > Insert Break > Column Break |
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Keyboard Shortcuts |
Ctrl+Enter (page break) |
Force a page break
Select the option 'Document-Edit > Edit > Insert > Insert Break > Page Break', or press .
The forced page break is indicated by a labeled solid line; if this is not visible, click on the 
icon, in the 'Paragraph' panel of the 'Document-Edit' ribbon.
Create a column break
Move the cursor to the appropriate point in the column text and select the option 'Document-Edit > Edit > Insert > Insert Break > Column Break'. The break is indicated by a labeled 'dot and dash' line.
Normally in a multiple column section, the text flows from the end of one column to the top of the next column; a column break forces the text to the next column before the current column is completely filled.
Delete a break
A page break or column break is indicated by a labeled line. To delete the break, move the cursor onto this line and press the .
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