Hi Kelsey again
Do you mean a brand new document?
If so then Control N should get you a new document.
Whereas Control Enter will get you a new page in Word.
Regards
Baldev Singh
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Kelsey Trevett
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Subject: [access-uk] New page
Hi,
Can anyone advise me on how to make a new page in Microsoft office 2010? I
know you can do it through the menus, but if there was just a shortcut that
would be good.
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