Page break before: This function inserts a page break before the paragraph, meaning the paragraph is always at the top of the page.Keep lines together: This function ensures that the paragraph is not split between two pages and always appears as a complete unit on the next page.Keep with next: If you select this option, Word treats this paragraph and the next one as a single unit.Widow/orphan control: This function prevents a single line of a paragraph from appearing at the top or bottom of a page.If you switch to the second tab in the options dialog box (“Line and Page Breaks”), you have additional pagination options: Once again, you can do this under “Line and paragraph spacing” in Word on the “Home” tab, where you have the option of inserting (and removing) additional spacing or using the “Line spacing options.” Then enter a font size to set the distance between paragraphs. In Word, you can insert the spacing either before or after the paragraph-or both. This keeps the paragraph together from a purely visual standpoint. Change the paragraph indentation and line spacing settings as desired. What I'm having trouble with is that I want all my new documents to default as Times New Romans, 12pt, 1.5 spacing, first line indent. I know how to create, modify, and apply a style. To improve the appearance and clarity of the text, the line spacing after the last line of a paragraph should be larger than the spacing within the paragraph. To save changes to the default Word 2007 template, follow these steps: On the Home tab in the Paragraph group, click the launcher to open the Paragraph dialog box. I know how to change the default font and paragraph style in the Word program itself (on the desktop). Word also has a special feature for changing the spacing between paragraphs.
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