The obvious answer is to create an additional paragraph but this has all sorts of complications if the end user adjusts the paragraph spacing for example. What I think you need to do is to find the coding for the line break (shift and enter). It should be possible to find out the correct pair of characters to insert into the document to accomplish this. You could then simply include the control characters into the run and that should be sufficient to accomplish what you are after. It might be worthwhile starting with reading a a Word document with HWPF and seeing what you get back for the shift/enter pairing. Alternatively, create an OOXML word document and unzip the xml to look at what is stored in the markup and see if that gives you any clues. Aside from that, I guess GIYF.
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