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How to add pages



richardtucker
Brazil

How to add pages
 
Hi, Teachers
I wanted to combine 6 pages of a current class I just made about Margaret Keane, and the new movie "Big Eyes", If I send it in one page at a time someone will complain that it�s not following the rules because some pages do not have English exercises on them. There�s  an article from the Web along with 4 other pages some just reading, but others are questions and vocabulary exercises.
I have been trying for a few hours to get the material all in one document, and so far have been unsuccessful. Does anyone know where I can look to find some simple, clear, information on how to add pages to a word document. I am using the Doc. 
format. 
Thanks!
Richard 

17 Feb 2015      





ueslteacher
Ukraine

If you place the cursor at the bottom of your page and and click cntr +enter, you �ll have a new page in your doc so all you �ll have to do is copy/ paste the pages from your other docs to the first one.

17 Feb 2015     



richardtucker
Brazil

Thanks  so much ueslteacher!
That worked, I was amazed it was so easy.
Richard
PS. some of my original formatting was lost  because I write these in a different program then they are sent, but that�s another problem. I will have to work on.
I appreciate your quite reply. 

17 Feb 2015     



Peter Hardy
Australia

When you paste anything, Richard, you (usually) get a tiny little box at the bottom. Hover the mouse over that little box, and an arrow appears (depending on your version of Word, I suppose). Click on the arrow, and choose the "Keep source formatting".  And voila, another problem solved. Cheers, Peter.

18 Feb 2015