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To create a new section, click the Break command on the Insert menu. In Normal view, Word displays a double dotted line and the words Section Break (Type of Section Break) to indicate a section break and its type. The line is not printed.
The breaks and their purposes are described in the following text.
Continuous: Word inserts a section break and begins the new section on the same page. If the two sections have different settings for page size or orientation, the new section begins a new page even if you select Continuous. Use this section break if you want to have different column formatting or margins on the same page. If there are multiple columns in the previous section, Word balances the columns above the section break and then fills out the page with the new section.
Odd Page: Word begins the new section on the next odd-numbered page. This section break is often used for chapters that begin on odd-numbered pages.
Even Page: Similar to Odd Page, but Word begins the new section on the next even-numbered page.
To insert a section break
Click where you want to start a new section.
On the Insert menu, click Break.
Under Section Breaks, select the option that describes the section break that you want.
Click OK.
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