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In article <6022@sigi.Colorado.EDU> stevens@sigi.Colorado.EDU (Curt Stevens) writes:
>situation. I want to write a paper which has a heading and abstract in
>single column format and then switches to 2 column format directly
>beneath that on the first page. It seems that the "column" option in
>Fullwrite applies to the entire chapter. So I guess I need to know how to
>either stop new chapters from generating page breaks, or specify column
>instructions which apply to only part of the chapter. I'm hoping that I
>don't have to use sidebars or heraders or something like that because it
>seems counter-intuitive to have this stuff "special" to me.

   You will have to use a sidebar or start a new chapter.  Learn to use sidebars
they aren't that bad.  You'll catch on right after setting about 2 up.  Then
they become very easy.  Try it you'll like it!


David M. O'Rourke

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