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How to Search Page Breaks and Section Breaks in Word

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If you have included a lot of page breaks or section breaks in your word document, but wanted to review their locations once again, you could see that the effort is a manual one by enabling this paragraph marks icon to see all the breaks in your document one by one. This is a time-consuming process.

But fortunately, there is an easier way to find all of the section breaks or your page breaks using the Find command.

Here's how to do that.

Click on this tiny arrow and select Advanced Find.

Then click on this More button and click on Special button to choose 'Manual Page break' or 'Section break'.

I am going to choose Section break for now, and click on the Find next button to reveal all my section breaks.

The same way, you can also repeat the same steps to select Manual Page break to reveal all your page breaks in the document.

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Tech Library TV published this 1:10 video tutorial on November 1, 2019. It has been watched 8,912 times on YouTube.

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