> This is not difficult to do, but it does involve the use of Section Breaks.
> Take a look here:
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>> Thanks.
Hi Daiya-
You're absolutely correct... I should have pointed out that the material was
more specifically oriented to WinWord, but I intentionally pointed to the
beginning of the article because I has the impression that the OP might not
be at all familiar with section breaks.
BTW- I could not find a similar article in the MacWord pages. Is there
simply _not_ one, or am I overlooking it?
Regards |:>)
On 11/21/05 8:11 AM, in article BFA7078C.529FD%daiyaNOSPAM@mvps.org.INVALID,
> Hi CyberTaz,
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>>> Thanks.
Daiya Mitchell - 21 Nov 2005 18:18 GMT
Hi CyberTaz,
I think there is not an article on Landscape in MacWord. For most of the
usage articles, it works fine to point people toward the WinWord versions.
But I don't think you need to understand section breaks to do a landscape
page, just to know that there is such a thing as a section and it needs to
be created. (however, I got burnt last time I fed some general info and
expected people to assimilate it to their own case, and that one seemed like
it would take a lot of assimilating :)
Daiya
> Hi Daiya-
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>>>> Thanks.

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