how to add a page in WordPad

Hi,

On WordPad how do you add a new page to a existing paper your writing. I just did my cover page and need to start the essay but everytime I go to new it takes me to a whole new document instead of just adding a page on this one I'm doing now??

April

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Wordpad does not support entering page breaks. Edit your document in Word if you want page breaks.

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I moved your question to the Windows forum.

WordPad is an app that comes included with Windows. Please check to make sure the Windows version is correct.

If you want, you can use the online version of Word, which has far fewer features than the full application, for free.

Microsoft Word Online - Work together on Word documents

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In WordPad, File, New means start a new document, not a new page. To continue with your current document, you would just keep typing. But, as others pointed out, WordPad provides no option to create a page break, so it's too limited for your purpose. Using the free, online version of Word or the free Google Docs program (or many other programs) will work much better.

Transferring your WordPad document to Google Docs, with all formatting retained, is a simple matter of starting a new document in Google Docs and then using File, Open, Upload.

Ironically, I was not able to find a simple method to transfer (with formatting) from WordPad to the free online version of Word. Since Word has existed for decades as a full, locally installed application, searching for instructions lands you on instructions for those versions instead of the online version. I'm sure there must be a method. I'll update this post if I learn more.

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