After switching from WORD to PAGES I would like to know if it is possible to have a white space between pages. Now it is a smal line. In Word one can change it to a white space by clicking on it. How do I do this in Pages?
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Original Title: White space between pages
MacBook Air 13″, macOS 15.5
There's no option to change the visual representation of a page break in Numbers.
For my edification, can you explain how you use this in Word?
While I think Word has a number of really nice features I think the ability to toggle page breaks between a line and a space falls somewhere far off the bottom of the list in the 'worthless junk' category. I can't see any value in it. Since you're looking for it, I'm curious as to how you find it useful, just in case I'm missing something.
Apple did not design Pages to be a Word clone, and in that decision, the two applications are entirely different. Most of what it has taken Microsoft 38 years to evolve in Word simply is not available in Pages, including that double-click to open the line between pages to be a space, not a line. There is no means to do that in Pages.
Sorry, I meant SPACE, not white space. Just space instead of a single line.
Clear answer, thanks.
Can I keep the white space between pages when switching from MS Word to Pages?
