Hi Gabriele,
On 2024-09-10 05:48, Gabriele Ponzo wrote:
Il giorno mar 10 set 2024 alle ore 10:57 Gabriele Bertolucci ha scritto:
...
... graphically they are distinguished as the § breaks have the
pilcrow sign ¶, while pages' breaks are visible (in Normal view mode)
between the pages by means of a dotted line...
Ah! - of course. I think I knew that at one point, but became accustomed to looking /on/ the pages
rather than /between/ pages. And, sure enough, where I set deliberate page breaks, they are shown
by the dotted line, while other page divisions lack that dotted line.
I don't know if I have answered John's question.
You did indeed. Thanks!
John
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