G. Roderick Singleton wrote:
On Fri, 2006-04-07 at 16:50 -0400, Eric Beversluis wrote:
I'm editing a document in "normal" (nonprinting) view. How do I see
whether there's a hard page break inserted? (Actually, I would guess the
same question would arise in printing view, unless one could infer from
spacing seen at the bottom of some page.) I thought selecting
"Nonprinting Characters" would show it, but it only shows paragraph
market, not anything for hard return. There isn't anything under Styles
and Formatting either that I can find that shows the presence of the
hard page break.
Normal? There are two view choices, Print and Web layout. If you are
referring to Web layout then I do not understand as web pages do _NOT_
have page breaks. Please explain.
I think that the OP is comparing OOo with MSO. In the latter it is
possible to see on screen where manual page breaks have been inserted:
in OOo this does not seem possible, creating some editing difficulties.
Peter HB
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