Re: MS Word - Begin Keep and End Keep

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And if you want to span multiple ENTERs and blank lines just highlight the
multiple lines and do as Vern suggested.  That will keep the whole block
together.


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As I said in my first post, try "Keep with Next" - this keeps
paragraphs together. And yes, ENTERs define paragraphs. "Keep lines
together" is within the paragraph, "Keep with next" is between paragraphs.

At 01:12 PM 12/20/2005, you wrote:

>Hi Mark!
>
>What denotes the end of a paragraph - an Enter?  For instance, I'd like to
>keep these groups of lines together, however each line ends with an enter:
>
>
>DSPLOG PERIOD((*AVAIL *BEGIN)) MSGID(CPI9E75 CPI9E77  CPF9E7D CPF9E72)
>Write down any which have occurred.  Inform Rob & Chris on Monday morning.
>Write down time.   __________________   (est=)
>
>Release all job queues by doing the following:
>ADDLIBLE ROUTINES
>JOBQRLS
>If you want, you can verify this with WRKJOBQ
>Write down time.   __________________   (est=)
>
>ADDLIBLE ROUTINES
>ADDLIBLE WAS520
>...
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>I'd like to make sure it only broke on the blank line.  Right now I am
>getting a page break between the following two lines:
>
>If you want, you can verify this with WRKJOBQ
>Write down time.   __________________   (est=)
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>and I'd rather not.
>
>Rob Berendt
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>Rob,
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>Select the paragraph(s) you want to keep together.  Go to the Formats
>menu, select Paragraph, then the Line and Page Breaks tab.  Select the
>"Keep lines together" box.  I think this is what you are asking for.
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>Mark Plank
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>rob@xxxxxxxxx wrote:
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> >In OV/400 I used the Begin Keep and the End Keep instructions to prevent
>a
> >paragraph from being broken in two by a page break.  If a paragraph was
> >surrounded by these keep instructions, and it couldn't fit the whole
> >paragraph on the existing page, it would page break prior to printing
>that
> >paragraph.  How do I duplicate that in MS Word?
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