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jgottl@course1.harvard.edu (Jason Gottlieb) wrote:


>Please help me!

>When I have a long document with footnotes, sometimes the text flow ends 
>in the middle of the paragraph (at the end of a line) and continues on 
>the next page. I understand that sometimes, Word 6.0 will cut a line or 
>two at the bottom in order to make the text flow work with the footnotes, 
>but the text is breaking in the middle of the page, causing huge 
>unsightly white spaces where there should be text.

>What can I do?

>I am using Word 6.0 on a Centris 610.


>Thanks, 

>Jason Gottlieb

Jason, this is entirely dependent on how large the footnotes are. If
the footnotes are substantially large (many lines long), this could
dramatically impact your document's page breaks. 

Also, make sure that you don't further restrict the document's flow by
using Keep with Next or Keep Lines Together formatting in the
Format/Paragraph dialog. This type of formatting is indicated by
little black squares along the left edge of the text (when you have
the paragraph marks turned on).

David