February 14, 2011 Your Word documents are composed of sections,
which you use to vary the layout. Insert Section Breaks to
divide the document into sections, and then format each section
the way you want. You can change the page orientation, margins,
paragraph formatting, add columns, add or change page numbering
and text in headers or footers, etc. For example, you may have a
chart that is landscape in layout, but your main document is
oriented to be portrait. Insert a Section Break, change the page
orientation, add your chart, and then insert another section
break to change the page orientation back to portrait. You can
have a cover page with no numbering, a Table of Contents with
roman numerals and the main document with regular page numbers,
and different margins - all by using Section Breaks. Click the
Page Layout tab/ Page Setup group/ Breaks to open the dialog
box. In the bottom half are the Section Breaks choices: - Next
Page inserts a new page with a new section. - Continuous inserts
a new section on