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Word refers to the automatic page break task as what?
background repagination
What is word refers to the automatic page break task as?
background repagination
What is an automatic page break task called in word?
back gound repagination
What is automatically inserted when exceeding one page in Word?
it is a automatic page break
What is the difference between and automatic page break and a manual page break?
an automatic page break is a generated page break that automatically puts a new page onto the document.
Does word adjust manual page breaks that follow an automatic page break?
No, Word does not adjust manual page breaks that follow an automatic page break. That is, unless you specifically set it to. The default option is that your manual breaks are intended to be however you entered them.
What is a single dotted line inserted in the formatting of the document?
Automatic Page Break
What removes a cell or range from its original location in the worksheet.?
automatic page break ig
Delete button works for manual page breaks not automatic. How do you delete automatic page breaks?
Automatic page-breaks are inserted by the software - when the text you're typing reaches the printable boundary of the page. You cannot delete an automatic page-break. The reason you can delete manual page-breaks is because they are user-controlled - 'forcing' the computer to start a new page earlier than the software would normally do.
Does ctrl plus enter instruct word to insert an automatic page break?
YES,you can also try before asking
What is a manual and automatic page break in a word document?
An automatic page break is a feature that automatically generates a new page, allowing text to flow to the new page when space runs out on the previous one; also known as a soft page break or "background repagination"
How do you remove pagebreak from word document in Microsoft Word?
Control EnterOr: Insert: Section break: Next page.This last method allows you to have different page formatting in the new section (different orientation, different headers/footers, and a whole bunch of other stuff).
