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November 28th, 2008, 08:03 PM
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formating question
hi.
i'm writing a lengthy booklet with chapters/headings in ms word. obviously all chapter headings start at the top of a page but when amend an earlier chapter all subsequent chapter headings move up or down depending on if i add or remove text. this might sound a silly question but how can i stop amedments to one chapter affecting a later one? 
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November 28th, 2008, 09:04 PM
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formating question
What do you mean by "move up or down"?
The simplest way to be sure each chapter starts on a new page is to format the Style for chapter headings (probably Heading 1?) with "Page break before," which you'll find on the second tab of the Format Paragraph pane. On Nov 28, 3:03*pm, alex01 wrote: hi. i'm writing a lengthy booklet with chapters/headings in ms word. obviously all chapter headings start at the top of a page but when amend an earlier chapter all subsequent chapter headings move up or down depending on if i add or remove text. this might sound a silly question but how can i stop amedments to one chapter affecting a later one?
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