-=> Quoting Zsolt Hengsperger to All <=-
 ZH> This is my 2nd request at asking the following question here. You
 ZH> want to keep this area alive then it would be nice to have a reply
 ZH> please or others like myself will probably stop posting here if no one
 ZH> answers.
 ZH> How do you get Qedit to create a page-break when editing a document?
Your earlier question did not make it clear what you were asking.
The short answer is "you can't" - at least not visibly.
QEdit/TSE Jnr will break pages automatically based on your settings of
page length, and top and bottom margins BUT will not automatically SHOW
you where the break is, before you print.  Neither will TSE Pro; but see
below.
Two solutions:
1.) Keep an eye on the line number as you type, and insert a manual
pagebreak (ASCII 12) at suitable points in your document.
2.) TSE Pro(and maybe later versions of QEdit/TSE Jnr) has a facility for you 
to
scan the document, SEE the pagebreak positions and adjust them before
printing.
Hope this helps,
Brian
 ZH> By that I mean such that Qedit physically shows where the page break
 ZH> will occur when printing the document like WordPerfect 5.1 shows with
 ZH> "-------" at the end of each page AS YOU ARE TYPING.
 ZH> Otherwise Qedit is an excellent editor now I would just like it to be
 ZH> printer friendly.
 ZH> Sincerely, Zsolt Hengsperger SysOp, Something For Everyone
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