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Prevent Page Breaks From Splitting Up Headings & Lists (Word 2002/2003)

When you’re using page breaks in your document, data will end up appearing on separate pages. It does not look very nice though when you have a page break that splits up a numbered list or the paragraph that follows a heading. You can prevent this from happening in Word 2002 by following the simple steps listed below.

  1. Place the cursor inside the paragraph you want to keep together.

  2. Click Paragraph from the Format menu.
  3. Select the Line and Page Breaks tab.
  4. Under the Pagination section, click Keep lines together.

Now Word will prevent a page break from disrupting a paragraph.

One Comment

This doesn’t help me because I want to keep several paragraphs together without a page break. The only way I have to do this is an invisible table, but the problem with invisible tables is line numbering. Each table only gets one line number but I need more granular line numbers for formal document reviews.

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