What is the use of page breaks?

Page breaks are used to force page breaks at specified locations. Page break is a symbol of page break; inserting an "automatic" page break (soft page break) into a Word document, or inserting a "manual" page break (hard page break) can force a page break at a specified location. Word's page break shortcut key is "Ctrl Enter".

The operating environment of this tutorial: Windows 7 system, Microsoft Office word 2010 version, Dell G3 computer.

Page breaks are used to force page breaks at specified locations.

Page break is a symbol of paging, where the previous page ends and the next page begins. Microsoft Word can insert an "automatic" page break (or soft page break), or force a page break at a specified location by inserting a "manual" page break (or hard page break).

In normal view, the page break is a dotted line. Also known as automatic page break. In page view, the page break is a wide black and gray line. When you point and click with the mouse, it turns into a black line.

The page break shortcut key is to press the "Ctrl Enter (Enter key)" key combination.

How to add page breaks in Word

Method 1:

Open the Word2010 document window and position the insertion point to the location where page breaks are required. Switch to the "Page Layout" ribbon. Click the "Delimiter" button in the "Page Setup" group and select the "Page Break" option in the "Delimiter" drop-down list that opens.

Method 2:

Open the Word2010 document window and position the insertion point to the location where paging is required. Switch to the "Insert" ribbon. Click the "Page Break" button in the "Page" group.

Method 3:

Open the Word2010 document window and position the insertion point to the location where paging is required. Press the Ctrl Enter key combination to insert pagination.

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