G
GFasolt
Is it possible to create page breaks in Publisher in order to force a
particular paragraph to the top of a new page? If so, how?
particular paragraph to the top of a new page? If so, how?
J
JoAnn Paules
Changing the size of your text box will do it.
R
Ron Cohen
No problem. Depress Ctrl+Shift+Enter
This will work with linked text frames and/or multi column text frames.
There is no reason to adjust text frame sizes.
This will work with linked text frames and/or multi column text frames.
There is no reason to adjust text frame sizes.
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GFasolt
Ron,
That does it - thanks! I searched the docs and could find nothing about this.
That does it - thanks! I searched the docs and could find nothing about this.
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Ed Bennett
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Well, it would take all the fun out of computing if *all* the features were
listed in the documentation
GFasolt said:
Well, it would take all the fun out of computing if *all* the features were
listed in the documentation
J
JoAnn Paules
Welcome back Ed!! How was Germany?
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Ed Bennett
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Thanks JoAnn
Germany was quite spectacular - some stunning scenery, in a very hilly area
There were some incredibly high bridges going through between the mountains
(might be common in America, but having driven between North and South
Wales, it shouldn't be taken for granted where it's available! Hills hills
hills galore, and winding roads up down and around them. Not a motorway,
bridge or tunnel in sight. Takes five hours minimum to get from North to
South, and it's quicker to take a biiig arc through England if you're going
by train than try and negotiate all the little trains up through the
mountains)
Paules said:
Thanks JoAnn
Germany was quite spectacular - some stunning scenery, in a very hilly area
There were some incredibly high bridges going through between the mountains
(might be common in America, but having driven between North and South
Wales, it shouldn't be taken for granted where it's available! Hills hills
hills galore, and winding roads up down and around them. Not a motorway,
bridge or tunnel in sight. Takes five hours minimum to get from North to
South, and it's quicker to take a biiig arc through England if you're going
by train than try and negotiate all the little trains up through the
mountains)