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Article #24952Re: Inserting a new line at the top of a page
From: Tim Murray
Date: Fri, 26 Jul 2002 14:38
Date: Fri, 26 Jul 2002 14:38
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To elaborate on what Thomas said, many new Frame users hunt all over the place for a quick keystroke that inserts some code that forces a new page, as does Ctrl+Enter in Word. But, as Tom said, Frame doesn't have such an animal. Instead, forcing a paragraph to go to the next page is a property of a paragraph. I think most of us think of the term "new line" as what you get when you type Shift+Enter (Word and Frame) as you're typing text: This is indeed a command that says "go to the next line".
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