Take a Break

Working with a large document takes some thought. The main topics--such as Phase 1, Phase 2, in this example--should be formatted with Heading 1. They should also begin at the top of a new page, and not at the bottom.

The first four lines of this document belong on the first page. The rest should begin on page 2. Raise your hand if you force the rest of the text to a new page by adding a bunch of blank lines? This is not the best solution. If you add more text to the first page, the rest of paragraphs will shift down, too.

Try This: Insert a Page Break

Go to page 1

Place your cursor after the date

Go to Insert ->Pages.

Click on Page Break.

Memo to Self: Type ENTER and you will force a new line. Type CONTROL+SHIFT+SPACE you will create a NON-BREAKING space. This is useful at the end of a line because it keeps the words together on either side of the non-breaking space