Alan, I appreciate the detailed instructions. However, they didn't
resolve the issue. My explanation may be lacking, let me try again.
I have a 9 page text based (no formulae, images, etc) document open in
"Normal" view, and have just completed your instructions on that
document. On Page 1, most of the lower half of the page is blank. There
is a single paragraph break under the last line, and then about half a
page of nothing. The first paragraph on Page 2 is a single line.
Interesting note. Viewing in "Normal" view. If I switch to "Web" view,
and then switch back, the issue is resolved. However, if I save the
file, close it, and reopen, the issue is back.
On 12/19/16 21:23, Alan B wrote:
Hello Leam,
I suggest try the following...
Open your document then...
Ctrl+A
This will select *everything* in the document
Then right-click to bring up the context menu
Click on the "Paragraph..." option
In the dialog box that appears click the "Text Flow" tab
At the bottom of this tab in the "Options" tic "Do not split paragraph".
If this is not available clear the tics in "Orphan control" and "Window
control". Once that's done it should be possible to tic "Do not split
paragraph".
Now go back through your document with "View > Non-printing characters"
enabled. Delete all the extra paragraphs you've inserted to cause your
paragraphs to display in their entirety on one page.
With "Do not spit paragraph" enabled your paragraphs will not split
across pages.
On Mon, Dec 19, 2016 at 6:51 PM, Leam Hall mailto:leamh...@gmail.com>> wrote:
I have several multi-page documents that have extra space at the
bottom of the page. Turning on the "View" -> "Non-printing
characters" shows one or two paragraph markers and then an inch or
more of extra space.
If I go to the last paragraph and hit delete twice it will generally
draw up the paragraph from the next page. I then hit enter twice and
the new paragraph stays on the page. Since my paragraphs are short I
can do that a few times on each page.
This issue is that I'd rather not do that several times on each of a
hundred or so pages. Is there anything else I can look to check?
Using LibreOffice 5.2.1.2 on Linux.
Thanks!
Leam
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