On Wed, 10 Oct 2007 17:51:27 -0400 Joe Smith <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> dijo:
> John Jason Jordan wrote: > > Dang! Now I can't even delete the break that I entered! > > You don't delete page breaks--they don'e appear in the text flow, so > there is nothing to delete. They are part of the paragraph formatting. > Check the paragraph before the page break (above the table as it would > seem), on the "Text Flow" tab. Uncheck "insert break". > > > ... I believe the way you are supposed to do > >> this is to enter a break at the end of the first page, and in the > >> Insert Break dialog box stipulate the style for the next page. That > >> would be fne, but how can I insert a break when the table spans the > >> first three pages? ... > > You do not need a page break, although that is often the right way to go. > > Each page style has a "Next Style" setting (look on the Organizer tab). > The next style will take over automatically on the following page. > > So you simply set the page style on the first page to "First Page"; the > standard definition of that style has "Default" as the "Next Style" > setting. Change the "Default" page style definition to include a header > or footer and all pages following the first will have your header/footer. Thanks! That fixed it! And the paper is finished, printed out, and ready to hand in tomorrow. Yay! > The only hitch with this is that it won't carry over if you export to > .doc format. Luckily I don't need to do that. --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
