
Setting Breaks Manually
Use
You can insert line feeds, page breaks, and blank lines manually into your document.
When you insert a line feed or blank line, the attributes of the paragraph format and any active character format remain in effect.
When you insert a page break, the form determines the page design for the new page. A form may define several different page designs. You can pick one of these page designs for your new page by name:

The form you use for your document defines a page layout called NEW-SECTION. The following command then starts a new page in your document. The page is laid out according to the design specified in the form under NEW-SECTION.
/: NEW-PAGE NEW-SECTION
For more information, see
Explicit Page Break: NEW-PAGE.
Procedure
Function |
Procedure |
Manual line feed |
Enter the paragraph tag / into the format tag column (followed by the text in the text input line). When output, the text in the input line appears in a new line. |
Manual page break |
Choose Page. The command /: NEW-PAGE is inserted into your text. |
Blank line |
Enter the paragraph tag / into the format tag column (without text in the text input line) When output, a blank line is inserted. |
Delete format settings |
Delete the appropriate paragraph tag in the format tag column and choose Edit ® Format. |