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Ending Newspaper Columns
I am doing a book as one long document (400 pages), each
chapter is a section. In one chapter I arrange text in newspaper columns. I want to end that chapter and begin the new chapter with regular formatting (non newspaper). At the end of each chapter I add a odd page break so that each chapter begins on an odd page. Well I have ended up with one break that ends newspaper columns (which says new page) and then second section break that says odd page (that ends the chapter). When I print out, I end up with 3 blank pages before the next chapter begins. How can I end newspaper columns with a break that does not specify new page? That break seems to be automatically added when I convert text to columns. Can you end newspaper columns with a section that does NOT specify new page? |
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Ordinarily when you create columns they will be set off from the
single-column text with Continuous section breaks. I'm not sure why yours have gotten confused, but this is easy to fix. Place your insertion point below the Next Page break and go to the Layout tab of Page Setup. Change the "Section start" from "New page" to "Continuous." -- Suzanne S. Barnhill Microsoft MVP (Word) Words into Type Fairhope, Alabama USA Word MVP FAQ site: http://word.mvps.org Email cannot be acknowledged; please post all follow-ups to the newsgroup so all may benefit. "Michael" wrote in message ... I am doing a book as one long document (400 pages), each chapter is a section. In one chapter I arrange text in newspaper columns. I want to end that chapter and begin the new chapter with regular formatting (non newspaper). At the end of each chapter I add a odd page break so that each chapter begins on an odd page. Well I have ended up with one break that ends newspaper columns (which says new page) and then second section break that says odd page (that ends the chapter). When I print out, I end up with 3 blank pages before the next chapter begins. How can I end newspaper columns with a break that does not specify new page? That break seems to be automatically added when I convert text to columns. Can you end newspaper columns with a section that does NOT specify new page? |
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Ordinarily when you create columns they will be set off from the
single-column text with Continuous section breaks. I'm not sure why yours have gotten confused, but this is easy to fix. Place your insertion point below the Next Page break and go to the Layout tab of Page Setup. Change the "Section start" from "New page" to "Continuous." -- Suzanne S. Barnhill Microsoft MVP (Word) Words into Type Fairhope, Alabama USA Word MVP FAQ site: http://word.mvps.org Email cannot be acknowledged; please post all follow-ups to the newsgroup so all may benefit. "Michael" wrote in message ... I am doing a book as one long document (400 pages), each chapter is a section. In one chapter I arrange text in newspaper columns. I want to end that chapter and begin the new chapter with regular formatting (non newspaper). At the end of each chapter I add a odd page break so that each chapter begins on an odd page. Well I have ended up with one break that ends newspaper columns (which says new page) and then second section break that says odd page (that ends the chapter). When I print out, I end up with 3 blank pages before the next chapter begins. How can I end newspaper columns with a break that does not specify new page? That break seems to be automatically added when I convert text to columns. Can you end newspaper columns with a section that does NOT specify new page? |
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Ordinarily when you create columns they will be set off from the
single-column text with Continuous section breaks. I'm not sure why yours have gotten confused, but this is easy to fix. Place your insertion point below the Next Page break and go to the Layout tab of Page Setup. Change the "Section start" from "New page" to "Continuous." -- Suzanne S. Barnhill Microsoft MVP (Word) Words into Type Fairhope, Alabama USA Word MVP FAQ site: http://word.mvps.org Email cannot be acknowledged; please post all follow-ups to the newsgroup so all may benefit. "Michael" wrote in message ... I am doing a book as one long document (400 pages), each chapter is a section. In one chapter I arrange text in newspaper columns. I want to end that chapter and begin the new chapter with regular formatting (non newspaper). At the end of each chapter I add a odd page break so that each chapter begins on an odd page. Well I have ended up with one break that ends newspaper columns (which says new page) and then second section break that says odd page (that ends the chapter). When I print out, I end up with 3 blank pages before the next chapter begins. How can I end newspaper columns with a break that does not specify new page? That break seems to be automatically added when I convert text to columns. Can you end newspaper columns with a section that does NOT specify new page? |
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