The simple solution is a new designer function: PageBreak$(). For a simple example, take the following content for a text object:
“This is a long paragraph that should be broken”+PageBreak$()+”to be continued on the next page”
Make sure you enable page break for objects using this feature. In the Designer, you’ll spot immediately where the break will occur:
and at print time you’ll get the desired result:
This feature works in text and formatted text objects, as well as in text and formatted text table fields, eliminating annoying workarounds like trigger page breaks in RTF text.
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