Page breaks divide the text positioned by the mouse into the second page, and the pages are rearranged.
Column when the layout of an article is set to two or more columns, the general method of text column division is to press left first and then right, and fill in the left column first and then the right column. But sometimes you want to force columns to start in the middle of the text. At this point, you can use the column break and start the column from the position you want.
Line breaks have the same effect as pressing Enter, forcing the text behind the mouse to wrap.
Word*** supports four kinds of section break, namely, next page, continuous page, odd page and even page. The differences between them are as follows:
"Next Page": It means that after section break is inserted, a new section starts from the next page.
"Continuity" means that after section break is inserted, the new section starts from the same page.
"Odd Page" or "Even Page": It means that after section break is inserted, the new section starts from the next odd page or even page.
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