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Let's say I write a paper with many paragraphs that expand over multiple pages, and the paragraphs are separated with a blank line between them, i.e:
blablablablablablablabla
blablablablablabla.
blablablablablablablabla
blablablabla.
Now, if that blank line happens to fall right between two pages, the second page will have the blank line at the top, so that the text starts a few centimeters below the text on other pages. Is it possible to tell word to "hide" this kind of blank lines, that come at the beginning of pages? I could remove the line myself, but then what if I change the page layout and those two paragraps appear in the middle of the page? There will be no separation between them.
Thanks,
blablablablablablablabla
blablablablablabla.
blablablablablablablabla
blablablabla.
Now, if that blank line happens to fall right between two pages, the second page will have the blank line at the top, so that the text starts a few centimeters below the text on other pages. Is it possible to tell word to "hide" this kind of blank lines, that come at the beginning of pages? I could remove the line myself, but then what if I change the page layout and those two paragraps appear in the middle of the page? There will be no separation between them.
Thanks,