You are correct in your assumption about breaks.  It breaks the page or the
single column.  You can not break two columns together.  The simplest way to
break up that monotony is insert some graphics into the page and let the
text wrap around the picture(s).

Your other alternative is to use something like Publisher which does allow
you to put part of the article on one page and the rest on a different
page -- just like a real newspaper does.

Jim Meagher
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----- Original Message -----
From: Ed Nelson <[log in to unmask]>



> I'm worried about becoming a pest, but PCSOFT people have been so
> generous in the past I've just gotta bring this question, also:
>
> In a 3-col. newsletter, column after column of straight text is utterly
> uninteresting to the eye.  With a long story opening at the top of
> col 1, and wrapping across the page, I want to drop a 2-col hed across
> columns 2 and 3, part way down the page.  I'd thus force the main story
> to jump to a later page.

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