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Editing middle pages in word without changing the next
Thread poster: Espio
Espio
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Türkiye
Local time: 21:39
Turkish to English
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Nov 17, 2014

Hello,

I have done something stupid and tried to replicate a booklet format in word by dividing an a4 page into two in landscape and leaving empty sections in the document. Now when i go back to enter new text into an empty section, every time i press enter or tab, whole document moves.
I am wondering if there is anyway to keep formatting of the sections that i have already fini... See more
Hello,

I have done something stupid and tried to replicate a booklet format in word by dividing an a4 page into two in landscape and leaving empty sections in the document. Now when i go back to enter new text into an empty section, every time i press enter or tab, whole document moves.
I am wondering if there is anyway to keep formatting of the sections that i have already finished.

https://www.dropbox.com/s/qsv1zfy62hv65j4/proz.jpg?dl=0


I am using ms word 2007. ▲ Collapse
 
Terry Richards
Terry Richards
France
Local time: 20:39
French to English
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Easy :) Nov 18, 2014

Delete the blank lines you have inserted and replace them with hard page breaks.
 


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