Hi, I have a Windows XP, SP2, Office/Word 2003 document that contains a
section break to turn pages 10 thru 40 to Landscape mode - that includes a
long-wide table.

At the end of my document is a section break that turns the pages back to
Portrait mode. I did not insert this Section-Break.

When I delete the S-B at the end of my document it causes all of the
preceeding Landscape pages to rotate back to Portrait mode.

How can I delete this S-B without changing the orientation of the Lanscape
section? I don't want a blank page at the end of my document.

I found my own solution!

I inserted a new Section Break before the first one - turning the pages from
Portrait to Lanscape, then I deleted the 'old' first section break, then I
could delete the last section break without messing up the Landscape pages.

I think this document was created in WordPerfect many years ago, hence the
section-break confusion!

Hey, have you any more Word problems I can help with!

"Stephen Eccleston" wrote:

> Hi, I have a Windows XP, SP2, Office/Word 2003 document that contains a
> section break to turn pages 10 thru 40 to Landscape mode - that includes a
> long-wide table.
>
> At the end of my document is a section break that turns the pages back to
> Portrait mode. I did not insert this Section-Break.
>
> When I delete the S-B at the end of my document it causes all of the
> preceeding Landscape pages to rotate back to Portrait mode.
>
> How can I delete this S-B without changing the orientation of the Lanscape
> section? I don't want a blank page at the end of my document.
>