Lesson 3: Page Appearance

- Welcome
  - GNU License
  - About this Tutorial
- Lesson 1 - Get Started
- Lesson 2 - Format Text
- Lesson 3 - Page Appearance
  - Page Setup
  - Fonts
  - Margins
  - Tabs
  - Page Breaks
  - Find and Replace
- Lesson 4 - Enhance Documents
- Lesson 5 - Styles
- Lesson 6 - Other Features
- Glossary

# Page Breaks

A page break is the place where a page ends and a new page begins. A word processor will automatically insert a page break after a certain number of lines; or the you can enter a command to put a page break in a particular place. If you find that you need to skip ahead and create another blank page to an existing document, this is a wonderful short cut.

Let's insert a page break in your document by following these four easy steps:

- Open the document you created in Lesson 1
- Place cursor at the end of text
- Select Insert located on the Menu bar
- Select Break

  This will create a break and move the cursor to the next page.

You have just completed this section of Lesson 3 and can now insert a page break into your documents. If you would like to learn how to find and replace words, select Next. If you'd like to go to a different section within this lesson or to a new lesson, choose from one of the options in the Navigation bar.

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