Or just stick your cursor in front of the paragraph following the offending
page break and press delete.
But there wouldn't BE a hard page break present if page styles had been used
correctly to begin with. Writer's use of styles assures consistency throughout
the whole document. But learning to "use styles correctly" is no easy job. I've
had quite a few wrestling matches with it over that kind of thing myself. But
overall, it's worth the fight to make it work.
Anything's easy once you learn how. ('Till then, though, you can invent some
new profanity. :-)
Jim Plante
On Jan 20, 2013, at 12:57 PM, Eric Fenster <eric...@yahoo.com> wrote:
>> just select "default formatting" to clear all formatting.
>
> Why destroy everything and start over if all that's necessary is to put the
> cursor on a code and DEL????
>
> For ex, a hard page break that becomes out of place because text has been
> added during editing. Click on the page break code, it's done. The doc
> reformats.
>
>
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