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When would you use a page break?

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Normally you keep typing until the end of the page. However sometimes you want to start a new page when you are only part of the way down the page. You may be finished the chapter of a book for example. You can keep pressing the Enter key until you reach the end of the page and you reached the new page, but that is not a good way of doing it. Inserting a page break will immediately start a new page. It will ensure that it always starts a new page even if you add more text to the previous page. If the previous page eventually pushes onto the new page, the page break will automatically shift the new page on to a completely new page of its own.

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