Section Breaks and Column Breaks In Word

Section breaks and column breaks in Word are very confusing for the uninitiated. For example, how do you rearrange pages in MS word using section breaks?

This video walks you through every type of break in Microsoft Word and explains when and how you would use each break type.

There are 4 types of section break:
Continuous (great for different column layouts on the same page)
Next Page (good for mixing portrait and landscaper orientation)
Odd & Even Page (good for chapters or segments)

... and two other types also
Page Break
Column Break

There's also a Line Return (or Soft Return) which isn't officially a break.

TIME CODES (click the link to go directly to that spot in the video)
(0:20) The simplest break - Page Break
(0:46) The Pilcrow - Display the Page Break hidden formatting
(1:12) Next Page Section Break using a Portrait - Landscape - Portrait example
(3:33) Odd Page Section Break
(5:42) Converting text to two or more columns
(6:42) Continuous Section Break (created automatically)
(7:09) Column Break
(7:26) Continuous Section Break (created manually)
(7:55) Having fun with Columns

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