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273 Add a section break and change the page orientation in Word YouTube Start of suggested clip End of suggested clip So I'm going to put this as landscape. And i'll just add in a table. And then if you want toMoreSo I'm going to put this as landscape. And i'll just add in a table. And then if you want to continue with your document i'll just copy. This all you need to do then is again go to page layout breaks.

Page Breaks/Section Breaks For page breaks, place the cursor at the end of the text before you want to insert the page break, and then click on Page (Go to Layout ribbon ? then open Breaks ? select Page). For section breaks, place cursor at the end of the text before you need the section break and click Next page.

Changing the Page Orientation in Microsoft Word - YouTube YouTube Start of suggested clip End of suggested clip Click on the layout main menu ribbon. Under the page setup section click on the drop down fromMoreClick on the layout main menu ribbon. Under the page setup section click on the drop down from orientation. And select landscape. This will instantly change the orientation of the page to landscape.

Try it! Select Layout. In the Paragraph group, select the small arrow. In the Paragraph dialog box, select Line and Page Breaks. Under Pagination, choose the option that works best for you: Widow/Orphan control. Keep with next. Keep lines together. Page break before.

Move a page break On the View menu, click Page Break Preview. Rest the pointer on the page break line until the pointer changes to a. , and then drag the page break line to a new location. Note: When you move an automatic page break, it changes to a manual page break. Manual page breaks are not adjusted automatically.

1) Click at the beginning of the text that will begin the new section 2) Click on the Layout tab 3) Click on Breaks 4) Under Section Breaks click Continuous Page 3 3 Selecting Continuous will allow the text to remain on the same page, yet be a separate section.

Click PAGE LAYOUT > Page Setup dialog box launcher. In the Page Setup box, under Orientation, click Portrait or Landscape.