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Mateusz
I'd like to think I know how to use styles but I'm stuck now.
Scene:
The document is a 13-page script of a focus group with alternate
paragraphs in Heading 2 (just 1 letter in a paragraph, says which
person spoke) and Normal (what they said). There is occasionally a
paragraph in Qoute style after the Normal paragraph.
Example:
M
I think Word is great.
Problem:
On a few occasions, the heading stays at the end of one page while the
text jumps to the next one.
I have checked for:
- Normal and Quote having KWN 'on' - it's off and Word should have no
trouble breaking the pages
- empty paragraphs between Heading and Normal
The problem has previously been discussed in these topics:
http://www.google.com/url?url=http:...groups&usg=AFQjCNEYKzUWl_i5LmRiZUA6Th4xkiJKcQ
http://www.eggheadcafe.com/forumarchives/wordformattinglongdocs/Nov2005/post24637341.asp
Has there been any development on the issue? I have checked all the
possibilities in the discussions above.
Can you think of a better way to format a script? Using a table?
Keeping the letter that designates the speaker in the same paragrpah,
like this?
M: I think Word is great.
I can provide a screenshot or the file if required.
Kind regards,
Mateusz
Scene:
The document is a 13-page script of a focus group with alternate
paragraphs in Heading 2 (just 1 letter in a paragraph, says which
person spoke) and Normal (what they said). There is occasionally a
paragraph in Qoute style after the Normal paragraph.
Example:
M
I think Word is great.
Problem:
On a few occasions, the heading stays at the end of one page while the
text jumps to the next one.
I have checked for:
- Normal and Quote having KWN 'on' - it's off and Word should have no
trouble breaking the pages
- empty paragraphs between Heading and Normal
The problem has previously been discussed in these topics:
http://www.google.com/url?url=http:...groups&usg=AFQjCNEYKzUWl_i5LmRiZUA6Th4xkiJKcQ
http://www.eggheadcafe.com/forumarchives/wordformattinglongdocs/Nov2005/post24637341.asp
Has there been any development on the issue? I have checked all the
possibilities in the discussions above.
Can you think of a better way to format a script? Using a table?
Keeping the letter that designates the speaker in the same paragrpah,
like this?
M: I think Word is great.
I can provide a screenshot or the file if required.
Kind regards,
Mateusz