You may want to start a paragraph on a new page no matter what text is added above it. In order to do that, you need to learn about page breaks. In a Microsoft Word document, you can also divide your whole document into different sections. Each section can be formatted differently. One section could have a different orientation than the rest of the document. One section could have a different page numbering style or system. Learn about how you can do that by watching this video.

Grade 11 CAT Word Series
Export and Import    • MS Word | Export and Import  
Find and Replace    • MS Word | Find and Replace  
Sections and Breaks    • MS Word | Sections and Breaks  
Columns    • MS Word | Columns  
Headers and Footers    • MS Word | Headers and Footers  
Multilevel Lists    • MS Word | Multilevel Lists  
Forms    • MS Word | Forms  
Styles    • MS Word | Styles  
Table of Contents & Cover Page    • MS Word | Table of Contents & Cover Page  
Footnotes, Captions & Index    • MS Word | Footnotes, Captions & Index  
Bibliography & Citations    • MS Word | Bibliography & Citations  
Mail Merge    • MS Word | Mail Merge  

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0:00 Page breaks
2:14 Section breaks
6:20 Different headers and footers