Change Page Break Permit For Free

Word automatically adds page breaks when add more content than can fit on one page, but sometimes you'll want to add a break somewhere else -- for example, if you're creating a new section in a long document or you want to create more space around an image or chart.

Go to File > Page Setup on the menu. Click the Layout tab. In the Section start drop-down list, select the type of section you want to change it to ('New page' is the same as 'Next page' under Insert > Break). Click OK.

You can't delete a page break because it only exists as a formatting attribute of a paragraph--there is no "break element" to delete.

Remove a page break from a Word documentOn the Home tab, in the Paragraph group, click Show/Hide to show all formatting marks including page breaks.Double-click the page break to select it, then press Delete.Click Show/Hide again to hide the remaining formatting marks in the document.

Choose the Home tab if it isn't already selected for your document. Select Show/Hide ¶ to show the section breaks in your document. Click the area just before the section break you want to remove, then hit the Delete key.

Click the Layout or Page Layout tab. Next, click Breaks in the Page Setup section. In the Line and Page Breaks tab, choose the settings you want to apply. Turn these all off to reduce automatic page breaks.

You can remove section breaks using Find and Replace:Click the Home tab in the Ribbon.Click Replace in the Editing group or press Ctrl + H.Click More >> to expand the dialog box (if necessary).Click in the Find what box.From the Special menu, choose Section Break.Click in the Replace with box.More items...