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I am having trouble inserting a new page in Microsoft Word 2013 edition. Whenever I try to insert a new page, half of the picture moves to the new inserted page.






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    Typically, a picture doesn't straddle a page boundary. There are a lot of things that determine where and how things move. E.g., keep with next, keep together, widow and orphan control, wrapping, etc. for text; location of object anchors, available space, etc. for images. For people to be able to help, we will need to see that. Turn on visibility for all formatting characters, and post a screenshot of the two pages involved. Also, list all of the page and paragraph format control settings.
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I am having trouble inserting a new page in Microsoft Word 2013 edition. Whenever I try to insert a new page, half of the picture moves to the new inserted page.






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closed as too broad by DavidPostill♦ Nov 28 at 13:13


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    Typically, a picture doesn't straddle a page boundary. There are a lot of things that determine where and how things move. E.g., keep with next, keep together, widow and orphan control, wrapping, etc. for text; location of object anchors, available space, etc. for images. For people to be able to help, we will need to see that. Turn on visibility for all formatting characters, and post a screenshot of the two pages involved. Also, list all of the page and paragraph format control settings.
    – fixer1234
    Nov 28 at 9:19










  • Thank you man☺!!!
    – Sam Renard
    Nov 28 at 9:22













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closed as too broad by DavidPostill♦ Nov 28 at 13:13


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closed as too broad by DavidPostill♦ Nov 28 at 13:13


Please edit the question to limit it to a specific problem with enough detail to identify an adequate answer. Avoid asking multiple distinct questions at once. See the How to Ask page for help clarifying this question. If this question can be reworded to fit the rules in the help center, please edit the question.










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    Typically, a picture doesn't straddle a page boundary. There are a lot of things that determine where and how things move. E.g., keep with next, keep together, widow and orphan control, wrapping, etc. for text; location of object anchors, available space, etc. for images. For people to be able to help, we will need to see that. Turn on visibility for all formatting characters, and post a screenshot of the two pages involved. Also, list all of the page and paragraph format control settings.
    – fixer1234
    Nov 28 at 9:19










  • Thank you man☺!!!
    – Sam Renard
    Nov 28 at 9:22














  • 1




    Typically, a picture doesn't straddle a page boundary. There are a lot of things that determine where and how things move. E.g., keep with next, keep together, widow and orphan control, wrapping, etc. for text; location of object anchors, available space, etc. for images. For people to be able to help, we will need to see that. Turn on visibility for all formatting characters, and post a screenshot of the two pages involved. Also, list all of the page and paragraph format control settings.
    – fixer1234
    Nov 28 at 9:19










  • Thank you man☺!!!
    – Sam Renard
    Nov 28 at 9:22








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Typically, a picture doesn't straddle a page boundary. There are a lot of things that determine where and how things move. E.g., keep with next, keep together, widow and orphan control, wrapping, etc. for text; location of object anchors, available space, etc. for images. For people to be able to help, we will need to see that. Turn on visibility for all formatting characters, and post a screenshot of the two pages involved. Also, list all of the page and paragraph format control settings.
– fixer1234
Nov 28 at 9:19




Typically, a picture doesn't straddle a page boundary. There are a lot of things that determine where and how things move. E.g., keep with next, keep together, widow and orphan control, wrapping, etc. for text; location of object anchors, available space, etc. for images. For people to be able to help, we will need to see that. Turn on visibility for all formatting characters, and post a screenshot of the two pages involved. Also, list all of the page and paragraph format control settings.
– fixer1234
Nov 28 at 9:19












Thank you man☺!!!
– Sam Renard
Nov 28 at 9:22




Thank you man☺!!!
– Sam Renard
Nov 28 at 9:22















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