[infoshare] Re: Word 2003 questions

Hi, Bob!

Happy new Year to you both. May it be a Word-friendly one.

 

You might try moving just passed the section break and then pressing the
backspace key.  This deletes page breaks and should delete a section break
as well.

 

Hope this works and perhaps we'll see you and Sharlene at another meeting
soon.

 

Also, be careful out there.

Warmest regards,

Lynne

 

 

 

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Subject: [infoshare] Word 2003 questions

 

Bob Kraft here.

 

Sharlene and I both wish you all a happy and healthy New Year.

 

I have a very simple, I think, Word question.  I am a happy WordPerfect user
who is just beginning to use Word 2003 and my newly created document seems
to be a bit of a monster.

 

That is, when I change margins on different parts of the text Word creates
what it calls Sections, without any input from me.  Anhd when I print the
document, each section prints on its own page.

 

Do any of you know how, using JAWS, I can at least eliminate the page breaks
so that the sections follow each other on the same page.

 

And do all Word documents consist of sections?  Do I have to keep those?

 

Any input would be helpful.

 

Thank you for reading.

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