Word 2007 - Problems printing Outline

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  I'm a computer teacher and I'm teaching my students to use the Outline view for their Research paper outlines.  The problem that we're experiencing is the Research heading and Thesis statement print on a page by themselves on the first page and the outline prints on the following pages.  I have tried setting a Continuious Break after the Thesis statement, but that does not work. See example attached at end. 

  My question is how do I set up the formatting for this file so that the heading, thesis statement and beginning of outline print on the first page. 

  Thank you for any insight provided!

  Mary

  Text included below for clarification.

  John Smith

  Mrs. Heneghan

  8^th Grade English

  January 5, 2011

  The Conquest of Mt. Everest

  Thesis Statement:  Type your thesis statement here.  <Continuious Break Here>

  < Here the rest of the first page is blank>

   

  
  <Beginning of second page>

  I.                   Introduction

  II.               Background Information

  A.                 Location of Mt. Everest

  B.                 Geography of the Surrounding Area

  C.                 Facts about Mt. Everest

  1.                  Height of mountain

  2.                  How the mountain was named

  a)                 Peak XV

  b)                 Joloungma (Tibetan name)

  c)                  Sagarmatha (Napalese name)

  3.                  The number of people who have climbed Everest to date

  III.            Major Explorers Covered in this Paper

  A.                 Sir Edmund Hillary

  1.                  First to reach the summit (1953)

  2.                  Led a team of experienced mountain climbers who worked together

  B.                 Tenzing Norgay and the Sherpas

  1.                  Norgay was an experienced mount climber and guide who accompanied Hilary

  2.                  Sherpas still used to guide expeditions

  C.                 Rob Hall

  1.                  Leader of the failed 1996 expedition

  2.                  Led group of (mainly) tourists with little mountain climbing experience

  IV.             The Impact the Expeditions have had on Mt. Everest and Local Communities

  A.                 Ecological Effects

  1.                  Loss of trees due to high demand for wood for cooking and heating for tourists

  2.                  Piles of trash left by climbing expeditions

  B.                 Economic Effects

  1.                  Expedition fees provide income for the country

  2.                  Expeditions provide work for the Sherpas, contributing to the local economy

  C.                 Cultural Effects

  1.                  Introduction of motor vehicles

  2.                  Introduction of electricity

  V.                Conclusion

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  mrockwood -Tech Teacher

  Wednesday, January 5, 2011 8:03 PM