How do I find the last page break of a document?

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Evelyn

I need to format a document that is originated in Text Only. I can get all
the formatting, including page braks. However, the first line following each
page break needs to have a formating style header. How do I find out that
this is the las page break?
 
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Evelyn

As I am going through the formatting process, the last 'paragraph' has a
standard 'heading, which may or may not have test that follows. This is then
followed by two carriage returns, a set of unerlines, another carriage
return, then the line that needs to be formatted as a header. I have written
the macro to search for the carriage return, underlines and carriage return
and replace these with a manual page break. but how do say to format this
frst line only as the header format. When I have tried telling it to format
after the page break, it formats the entire rest of the document as the
header format. If I do it seperately, then it doesn't pick up the last page,
and continues to look for more page breaks. I need to know how the determine
the end of the document or the last page break.
 
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Evelyn

I got it. In the process of formatting the document, I insert manual page
breaks. Then, using a variation of a macro found at MVP, I count how many
manual page breaks I have inserted. Then I do a search for manual page
breaks, move forward one character, and apply the heading format.

Thanks.
 
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Jean-Guy Marcil

Evelyn was telling us:
Evelyn nous racontait que :
I got it. In the process of formatting the document, I insert manual
page breaks. Then, using a variation of a macro found at MVP, I
count how many manual page breaks I have inserted. Then I do a
search for manual page breaks, move forward one character, and apply
the heading format.

Thanks.
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Sounds complicated... Why not include the setting "Page break before" in the
Heading style and not use page breaks at all?

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Salut!
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