When entering text into a document, Word automatically creates a new page when the text reaches the border of the bottom margin. There are times however when you will want to control the exact location where a page breaks. For example, after a title page, you may wish to begin the actual body of the document on a new page.
There are two way to insert a page break — press the keystroke combination Ctrl + Enter to insert a page break after the insertion point or you can click the Page Break button on the Insert Ribbon.
To remove a page break, ensure that the codes are revealed by clicking the Show/Hide button on the Home Ribbon, select the page break code and then press the Delete key.
To Insert a Page Break
- Set the insertion point where you want to insert a page break.
- Click the Page Break button on the Insert Ribbon.
Or
Press the keystroke combination Ctrl + Enter
To Remove a Page Break
- Click the Show/Hide button on the Home Ribbon to reveal the Page Break code.
- Select the Page Break code.
- Press the Delete key.
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