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"Stefan Blom" <no....@please.xyz> wrote in message
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The only kind of break that is sometimes required (except for
paragraph breaks, of course!) is a section break.
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"Stefan Blom" <no....@please.xyz> wrote in message
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As for "Page break before", I'd have to say the following: I find the
difference between using "Page break before" and inserting a manual
page break so fundamental that I usually don't really think of "Page
break before" as (a way to insert) a page break, but as something far
more powerful. The reason is of course that "Page break before" is
tied to a certain paragraph or paragraph style rather than to a
position in the text.
Whether "Page break before" page breaks and manual page breaks are
also represented differently in the file structure is another
question. If they are not, one might hope that the same could be
accomplished with section breaks. Wouldn't that be useful: including
section breaks with paragraph styles?
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"Suzanne S. Barnhill" <sbar...@mvps.org> wrote in message
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Couldn't be a section break as such, because that would control the
formatting of the section *before* the heading - imagine the posts there'd
be then <g>. Trying to make it control existing section formatting would be
even worse, I suspect. I'd love to be able to say a Heading 1 should start
on an odd page, though.
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I didn't think of the fact that a section break stores the formatting
of the previous section. I certainly see that would cause trouble!
Thank you for pointing this out.
Stefan Blom