Removing unsightly page breaks from your Microsoft Word document isn't as difficult as you might think. Here's how to remove or adjust a page break in Word.

Page breaks can be a helpful formatting tool when working in Microsoft Word. But if you use too many — or worse, Word automatically inserts too many — your document can quickly become ...

Microsoft Word's page and section breaks are designed specifically for times when you need to create a deliberate partition in your work. The benefit of these breaks is that they remain intact, ...

Word's page and section breaks often confound users. They often enter them when they don't mean to, creating structural problems that the user doesn't know how to eliminate.

Page breaks can help make the copy flow or mess up the entire look of your Microsoft Word document. Here's how to delete a bunch of page breaks at once so you can start over and make it right.

How to add a page break in Word. To insert a page break into your document, click to place your cursor near where you want the page break to begin. Click Insert. Choose Page Break.

Click the cursor to the right of the last character that should remain on the first page in your Word 2007 document. Press the "Ctrl" key and the "Enter" keys at the same time, which forces a page ...

I can't seem to get the headers to be different on each page. There is a link to previous section, but no unlink button. Additionally, inserting a page break doesn't appear to create a new section ...

Word automatically inserts page breaks when the last row of a table reaches the bottom page margin. Depending on the margin setting, Word might add these page breaks in the middle of a row ...

If Word Tables are not going to the next page, enable Allow row to break across pages option and see. More working solutions here.