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In MS Word there are numerous options for implementing Section Breaks.
The question is, "How do you normally incorporate Section Breaks in
Technical Documents in the real business world"?
Generally, You would use Multiple Section
Breaks in Longer Documents and just the Single Default Section Break in
Short documents.
You could use Multiple Section Breaks if you have a Newsletter Format within
a document, a Cover Page, different Margins, different Page Number Formats,
different Headers and Footers, etc.
In the real business world-for Technical Documents- how many Section Breaks
do you normally use and for what purpose?
In what situations do you use the following Section Breaks:
Continuous
Next page
Odd
Even
How many Headers and Footers do you typically use within a Single Section?
Thanks in Advance.
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