How to insert a next page

Hi,

Question: I've laid out a page of a graphical flow chart in Microsoft Word, using rectangular boxes with text inside and arrows. The only text, outside the boxes, was at the very top of the page. Now that I've reached the bottom of the page with the graphics I can't figure out how to get a second page inserted so I can continue. I can't use the cursor to click and add returns to create a new page or anything else I can figure out. I even grouped it all together and tried dragging it down the page, to try to trigger the creation of a new page but this didn't work.

Do you have a clue how to add another page in this document?

Thanks.

Best regards,

Beder

Hi,

Question: I've laid out a page of a graphical flow chart in Microsoft Word, using rectangular boxes with text inside and arrows. The only text, outside the boxes, was at the very top of the page. Now that I've reached the bottom of the page with the graphics I can't figure out how to get a second page inserted so I can continue. I can't use the cursor to click and add returns to create a new page or anything else I can figure out. I even grouped it all together and tried dragging it down the page, to try to trigger the creation of a new page but this didn't work.

Do you have a clue how to add another page in this document?

Thanks.

Best regards,

Beder

Hi,

I guess I was just too tired when I wrote this, because I knew the answer. Here's what I did. I grouped all the pieces of the graphics, created a new document, inserted a page break to get 2 pages and then dragged the whole composite graphic over to the first page of the new document.

I think I just like communicating with this Forum too :)

Cheers,

Beder

Hi,

I guess I was just too tired when I wrote this, because I knew the answer. Here's what I did. I grouped all the pieces of the graphics, created a new document, inserted a page break to get 2 pages and then dragged the whole composite graphic over to the first page of the new document.

I think I just like communicating with this Forum too :)

Cheers,

Beder

Hey Beder, thanks for posting your own response, that will help future forum visitors!

Yep ... we do appreciate the follow-up emailos ... it helps us learn too ... :)