Hello Friends,
I'm very happy to see you all again, Hope you're all doing good.
Today I am going to describe the types of section breaks available in Word.
Yes..,
When you start a document, there are no section breaks because the entire document consists of one section. A section break is the point at which you end one section and begin another because you want some aspect of page formatting to change.
You can divide a document into any number of sections and format each section the way that you want. Throughout this article, keep in mind that a section break acts as an embedded code that stores or maintains the properties of the section above it.
For tips about using section breaks, refer to the "Section Break Tips" section of this article.
Section and page properties include the following settings:
- Page Orientation (Portrait/Landscape)
- Margins
- Columns
- Line Numbering
- Vertical Alignment
- Headers & Footers
- Page Numbering
- Paper Size
- Paper Source
It is recommended that when you are working with section breaks you turn on Show/Hide. To do this, follow these steps:
- On the Tools menu, click Options, and then click the View tab.
- Under Formatting Marks, click to select the All check box.
- Click OK.
Thanks for reading,
In my next article i will teach you their uses Until then bye bye...
