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Word automatically inserts a page break at the end of each page when you create a document. You can manually add a page break somewhere else in your document. (You can always delete a page break that you've added, but you can't remove one that Word automatically adds at the end of each page.) Also, you can set up rules for Word so the automatic page breaks are placed where you want them. This is especially helpful if you're working in a long document.

Word automatically inserts a page break at the end of each page when you create a document. You can manually add a page break somewhere else in your document. (You can always delete a page break that you've added, but you can't remove one that Word automatically adds at the end of each page.) Also, you can set up rules for Word so the automatic page breaks are placed where you want them. This is especially helpful if you're working in a long document.

Word automatically inserts a page break at the end of each page when you create a document. You can manually add a page break somewhere else in your document. (You can always delete a page break that you've added, but you can't remove one that Word automatically adds at the end of each page.) Also, you can set up rules for Word so the automatic page breaks are placed where you want them. This is especially helpful if you're working in a long document.

Word automatically inserts a page break at the end of each page when you create a document. You can manually add a page break somewhere else in your document. (You can always delete a page break that you've added, but you can't remove one that Word automatically adds at the end of each page.) Also, you can set up rules for Word so the automatic page breaks are placed where you want them. This is especially helpful if you're working in a long document.

Word automatically inserts a page break at the end of each page when you create a document. You can manually add a page break somewhere else in your document. (You can always delete a page break that you've added, but you can't remove one that Word automatically adds at the end of each page.) Also, you can set up rules for Word so the automatic page breaks are placed where you want them. This is especially helpful if you're working in a long document.

Word automatically inserts a page break at the end of each page when you create a document. You can manually add a page break somewhere else in your document. (You can always delete a page break that you've added, but you can't remove one that Word automatically adds at the end of each page.) Also, you can set up rules for Word so the automatic page breaks are placed where you want them. This is especially helpful if you're working in a long document.

Word automatically inserts a page break at the end of each page when you create a document. You can manually add a page break somewhere else in your document. (You can always delete a page break that you've added, but you can't remove one that Word automatically adds at the end of each page.) Also, you can set up rules for Word so the automatic page breaks are placed where you want them. This is especially helpful if you're working in a long document.

Word automatically inserts a page break at the end of each page when you create a document. You can manually add a page break somewhere else in your document. (You can always delete a page break that you've added, but you can't remove one that Word automatically adds at the end of each page.) Also, you can set up rules for Word so the automatic page breaks are placed where you want them. This is especially helpful if you're working in a long document.

Word automatically inserts a page break at the end of each page when you create a document. You can manually add a page break somewhere else in your document. (You can always delete a page break that you've added, but you can't remove one that Word automatically adds at the end of each page.) Also, you can set up rules for Word so the automatic page breaks are placed where you want them. This is especially helpful if you're working in a long document.

Word automatically inserts a page break at the end of each page when you create a document. You can manually add a page break somewhere else in your document. (You can always delete a page break that you've added, but you can't remove one that Word automatically adds at the end of each page.) Also, you can set up rules for Word so the automatic page breaks are placed where you want them. This is especially helpful if you're working in a long document.

Word automatically inserts a page break at the end of each page when you create a document. You can manually add a page break somewhere else in your document. (You can always delete a page break that you've added, but you can't remove one that Word automatically adds at the end of each page.) Also, you can set up rules for Word so the automatic page breaks are placed where you want them. This is especially helpful if you're working in a long document.

Word automatically inserts a page break at the end of each page when you create a document. You can manually add a page break somewhere else in your document. (You can always delete a page break that you've added, but you can't remove one that Word automatically adds at the end of each page.) Also, you can set up rules for Word so the automatic page breaks are placed where you want them. This is especially helpful if you're working in a long document.

Word automatically inserts a page break at the end of each page when you create a document. You can manually add a page break somewhere else in your document. (You can always delete a page break that you've added, but you can't remove one that Word automatically adds at the end of each page.) Also, you can set up rules for Word so the automatic page breaks are placed where you want them. This is especially helpful if you're working in a long document.

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