It means that when you insert a page break, no matter where you are at the page, whether at the top or bottom, it will automatically start a new page.
This helps you from not wasting time by pressing Enter 100 times to go to a new page.
A page break starts a new page at the point it is inserted, even if text has not reached the bottom of the physical page. It can be used when a new part of a document is needed. See the related question below.
A page break starts a new page at the point it is inserted, even if text has not reached the bottom of the physical page. It can be used when a new part of a document is needed. See the related question below.
A page break starts a new page at the point it is inserted, even if text has not reached the bottom of the physical page. It can be used when a new part of a document is needed. See the related question below.
A page break starts a new page at the point it is inserted, even if text has not reached the bottom of the physical page. It can be used when a new part of a document is needed. See the related question below.
A page break starts a new page at the point it is inserted, even if text has not reached the bottom of the physical page. It can be used when a new part of a document is needed. See the related question below.
A page break starts a new page at the point it is inserted, even if text has not reached the bottom of the physical page. It can be used when a new part of a document is needed. See the related question below.
A page break starts a new page at the point it is inserted, even if text has not reached the bottom of the physical page. It can be used when a new part of a document is needed. See the related question below.
A page break starts a new page at the point it is inserted, even if text has not reached the bottom of the physical page. It can be used when a new part of a document is needed. See the related question below.
A page break starts a new page at the point it is inserted, even if text has not reached the bottom of the physical page. It can be used when a new part of a document is needed. See the related question below.
A page break starts a new page at the point it is inserted, even if text has not reached the bottom of the physical page. It can be used when a new part of a document is needed. See the related question below.
A page break starts a new page at the point it is inserted, even if text has not reached the bottom of the physical page. It can be used when a new part of a document is needed. See the related question below.
A page break starts a new page at the point it is inserted, even if text has not reached the bottom of the physical page. It can be used when a new part of a document is needed. See the related question below.
insert>page break
crtl + enter
A soft page break is automatically inserted.
it is a automatic page break
A manually inserted page break is a "hard" break.
Soft Page Break
soft page break
No, a manual page break and a soft page break are not the same. A manual page break is inserted by the user to force content to start on a new page, while a soft page break is automatically inserted by the application based on the page layout settings.
a page break
A page break is generally the ending of a page that is most comfortable for the reader. Usually page breaks are inserted into text where the sentence or paragraph ends.
Insert a page break at the end of the column.
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Automatic Page Break
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