Things You'll Need:
- Microsoft Word
- Computer
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Step 1
Scroll to the section in your Word document where you need your first page break to be. You can arrow up or down, or use your mouse and click to the spot on the page where you need to be.
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Step 2
Insert Menu (Break is circled)Click on the "Insert" menu at the top of your Microsoft Word page and click the "break" choice just below Insert.
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Step 3
Page Break radio button is highlightedSelect the first choice, which is the "page break" radio button shown here. Then click the "OK" button towards the bottom of the dialog box to verify your choice.
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Step 4
Observe a line across the page as this represents the forced page break you just created. You can repeat this process for each page break you need to make in a Word document. Keep in mind there will be blank space after the page break.
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Step 5
Press the "undo" key in the event you place the page break in an area on the page where you did not want it. The page will return to its previous state allowing you to scroll to the correct position on the page.
Comments
luv2blog said
on 7/10/2008 Cool!
eyeopening said
on 7/7/2008 This is an excellent tip. Thanks. :-)
bizewriter said
on 7/1/2008 I imagine many just hit the Enter key as you mentioned. Helpful tip.
favefive said
on 6/30/2008 Very clear and concise, easy to follow steps. Thanks for sharing!