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A general statement of the problem is that section breaks in a Word (Word for Mac 2011, v 14.2.3) document introduce aberrations in the pdf created from that document via a “save aspdf command. I am running OS X, 10.7.4 on a MacBookPro, mid 2009 vintage. First, if you start to type something Word thinks is a bulleted list (using asterisks, say) or type 1, a period, and some text, it may convert what you type to bulleted or numbered list format. Keep text together. Word for Office 365, Word 2019, Word 2016, Word 2013, Word 2010. So a paragraph that started on one page continues on to the next page. To keep the whole paragraph on the same page, follow these steps. Numbers, or phrases from breaking if they fall at the end of a line of text. For example, you can prevent 555-0123. As with all word processing programs, you can either left, right, center or justify your text and paragraphs. You can either do one of these things to a portion of text, such as a paragraph, or to the entire document. Using tabs gives you more control over the placement of text. By default, every time you press the Tab key, the insertion point will move 1/2 inch to the right. Adding tab stops to the Ruler allows you to change the size of the tabs, and Word even allows you to apply more than one tab stop to a single line.

First and foremost. Please forgive my somewhat approximate English. (I'm French.) Oh and my loooooong sentences too (I need lots of words for little meaning when speaking foreign languages. Plus I'm a writer.) So this is an issue I've had to deal with some years ago, but unfortunately I forgot how to fix it. I'm currently working on some writings, using Microsoft Word (this is the family computer) and I'm having trouble which I think isn't related to software but to my keyboard settings.

So, every time I try to INSERT text, I actually forward-delete and replace instead. I'm not sure these are the right words so let me try an explanation.

If I write a sentence then want to edit it, by inputting new stuff in between words, well instead of 'pushing' these words forward, I end up deleting them and replacing them with the new stuff. I can't even start explaining how this is a pain for a writer, as I keep going back on sentences and editing them, sometimes editing whole pages of stuff.

Now if I can't do it without deleting more stuff. I could end up not being able to input the stuff I want without losing the same amount of text. And said amount can reach huge proportions. This wasn't happening five minutes ago so I'm guessing I accidentally input a key combination that triggered it. Now if someone could tell me what it is that I did (silly, heh?) and how to undo it (Same key combination I guess?), they'd have my eternal gratitude. Just don't ask for a signed copy, I still need to put a good five more years of work on that stuff. I believe you are talking about what is called 'Overtype' mode.

This causes characters to be overwritten rather than inserted. By default the shortcut key is Insert (to the right of backspace'), although I believe the shortcut is disabled by default. If pressing the Insert key doesn't work for you, you may need to enable it as the shortcut key. Here's how to find the option for it. • Open up the Word Options ('File' or the orb in top left) • Select the 'Advanced' tab from the left • Look for the 'Use the Insert key to control overtype mode' check box.

• Tick the box This should allow you to toggle the setting. In Word 2007-2010 you should also be able to see if it's turned on by looking at the bottom bar in Word (where you see Page 1 of 1, Words: 132, Language.) It should show either 'Overtype' or 'Insert'. Clicking it will toggle the setting. If you can't see the setting there you may need to right click the bar and select 'Overtype' to make it visible.

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