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You may want to identify a block of text that always stay together on one page. You can specify the beginning and end of the block, or you can specify the beginning of the block and the number of following lines to be kept together.
To set the beginning and end of a non-breakable block:
| 1 | Move the cursor to the beginning of the block you want to identify as non-breakable. |
| 3 | The Breaks dialog box will appear. Click on the Blocks tab. |
| 4 | Click the Non-Breakable Blocks box and select the Start Non-Breakable Region radio button. |
| 6 | Move the cursor to the first line after the non-breakable block (i.e., the first line that can break to the next page). |
| 8 | The Breaks dialog box will appear. Click on the Blocks tab. |
| 9 | Click the Non-Breakable Blocks box and select the Allow Text to Break From This Point radio button. |
To set the beginning of the block and the number of following lines to be kept together.
| 1 | Move the cursor to the beginning of the block you want to identify as non-breakable. |
| 3 | The Breaks dialog box will appear. Click on the Blocks tab. |
| 4 | Click the Non-Breakable Blocks box and select the Keep Together With Following Number of Lines radio button. |
| 5 | Use the slider control to specify the number of lines to include in the non-breakable block |
You can also use the action line to create non-breakable blocks. See nb and bb commands.
See also:
Page Break
Widows and Orphans
Non-Breakable Characters
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