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Rob,Yes, an enter (technically a line break) determines a paragraph. You can view the paragraph markers by clicking on the paragraph button on the Toolbar.
To keep a group of paragraphs together, select the paragraphs, then Format, Paragraph, Line and Page Break tab, then check both "Keep Lines Together" and "Keep With Next". I just checked this with your text in both Word 2003 and Word 97, and it works in both versions of Word.
Mark Plank rob@xxxxxxxxx wrote:
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:<major snip>
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