Re: MS Word - Begin Keep and End Keep

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=)
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>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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