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Tip

You can define your

Heading 1

paragraph style to start on a

new page, and thus avoid inserting manual page breaks

between chapters, but this causes a page numbering problem

if you want to restart page numbering at the beginning of

Chapter 1.

To restart page numbering, you must insert a manual page

break; but because the Heading 1 style on the first page of

Chapter 1 forces yet another page break, you end up with one

or more unwanted blank pages before the first page of Chapter

1. The technique described in this chapter avoids this problem.

6) Check whether the first page of the master document has the

correct page style. If not, change it to the correct style (

Title page

in this example).

Scroll to the place where the first subdocument begins. Check

whether its page style is correct, and change it if necessary

(

Front matter first page

in this example).

The first subdocument (Figure 366) has a blank paragraph at the

top of the page; this was inserted as part of the manual page

break. Set this paragraph to the PageBreak style you created in

Step 2.

Paragraph marker

Section marker

Protected section

containing

subdocument

Figure 366: Page break before subdocument, which is in a

protected section

7) Notice that the document is in a protected section. That means

you cannot change any of the contents of this subdocument from

within the master document. If you remove the section, the

contents become part of the master document itself; they are no

longer in a subdocument. If you make changes in either the

master document or the subdocument, those changes are not

made in the other document. For more about sections, refer to the

online help or to Chapter 4 (Formatting Pages).

Scroll down until you find the beginning of Chapter 1. You will

find that it is on the same page as the end of the Preface, and

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