How to Insert Section and Page Breaks in Microsoft Word

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In this Microsoft Word tutorial, we teach you all about Section Breaks and Page Breaks in Microsoft Word.

We start by introducing you to section and page breaks and why they are useful when working with long documents. We then move onto looking at how to divide up a document using section and page breaks and format each independent section.

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[tukitoria]

Thank you, you are explaining all of this very clearly.

[HonyBadger]

Really *you're good at explaining* stuff, _Thank You_ .

[clencygerardlhoste]

NEED USING THESE INSTRUCTION FOR CREATING A BOOKLET

[dlstowe]

Thank you. I was having a brain fog and couldn't remember I needed to go to Layout first.

[rpprevost]

Why would you not use the "Page break before" option in the style setting of the Part title style?

[ingee]

I like to ask you a question. My question is. Can I make a template, with only the printed text I type on the template and not have the back ground print out? Let me explain more what I am asking. When you open word the default page is a white page, you can start typing text. What I am trying to create, if possible is a template of a scroll paper as a template with the color background, and where you can see the top and bottom of the page rolled up like scroll paper. I want to see the picture of the scroll paper as I type on the template, but when I send the document to the printer, I do not what the background of the template to print out, only the text. The reason I do not want the color background of the template to print out is, when I print the document, I have the actual scroll paper and I will load that in the printer to print out on the scroll paper I load in the printer. Is such a template possible or am I asking too much?

[kevintsang]

Hi, for 14:30 how did you make that line under PART 1? 
Thank you so much for these very informative lessons on word you are a life saver.