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What is the code for page break in a .rtf file?

FOBSIDE

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I created a .rtf in Microsoft Word and it appears the page break code is "\page" but I can't get it to work properly when I use a script to create .rtf files, it shows only the first page. Am I missing something? Can someone point me in the right direction? Thanks for any help.
 
I can't find any such command in .RTF - basically used by WordPad. Why not write/compose in regular .DOC format, then use all your standard Word codes/commands, and when finished, SAVE AS (.RTF) and let it convert the finished .DOC?
 
The problem with .doc format is that Microsoft adds LOTS and LOTS of extra code to it that just makes it messy. If you even create the .rtf in Microsoft there's lots more code in the file as well. I figured it out actually. When you write a .rtf file there are brackets. You have to removing the closing } at the end of the first part of the file, and remove the opening { on the second part of the file so it knows the file is continuous.
 
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