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Try this: Turn on the paragraph markers (you don't have to do this just helps me to see them) by clicking the icon that looks kinda like a backward P. Click Edit ... Find ... Choose the Replace tab. In the Find What field type the following ^p That is the shift of the number 6 if you were wondering.... leave the Replace With field blank. In essence you are finding a return or new line marker and replacing it with nothing. This should remove them and allow Word to automatically paginate the document. HTH Tracy

You would need to create your own folders in the Template Directory. The way that I do this is to open a blank document or the document that you want in your new tab and then click File ... Save As. Then I choose Document Template as the Save as type. That takes you to the folder where the templates are stored. You should be able to right-click anywhere in that folder and choose New ... Folder for the pop up menu. Name your folder and that will be the name that shows on the tab in your templates dialog box. Just put the templates that you want to show under that tab in that folder. You can just navigate to that folder if you know where it is. To me this is about the easiest way - but that is just me..... A word of caution though, MS can only have so many tabs showing at once. So if you exceed that number (I don't know what it is exactly or it might be limited to screen space) it will start putting your extra folders that it cannot display in a tab called More. I don't think you can change the default folder names but I have never tried. HTH Tracy

Click the Insert menu then click Break. Choose Page Break (it is probably already selected) and click OK.

That is great!