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AutoShapes

How can I group AutoShapes without using a canvas?

RE: AutoShapes

You can do this using the standard grouping tool. to stop the canvas appearing, simply go to TOOLS > OPTIONS> GENERAL, then at the bottom of that screen, there is an option to create AutoShapes without using a canvas.

 

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What are Section Breaks and How do we Insert them in Word 2010?

Section Breaks come in use when you want to change the layout of a Word page, for example, maybe you want to change it from portrait to landscape or separate a document into sections to make it easier to number the pages or maybe you want to have a two column layout rather than a single column.

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