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Normally, Word breaks pages automatically for you, so you don t need to worry about it Where a paragraph is too long to fit on the end of a page and must be broken, Word tries to place at least two lines on each page unless you ve decided to allow widows and orphans (in the typesetting sense; see the section Control the Flow of Text from Page to Page in 4 for an explanation) If the paragraph is too short for this, Word moves the whole paragraph to the next page To control where page breaks fall, you can also insert page breaks manually as needed To insert a page break, position the insertion point at the beginning of the paragraph with which you want the new page to start, and then press CTRL-ENTER or choose Page Layout | Page Setup | Breaks | Page Page breaks are normally hidden, but you can view them by pressing CTRL-SHIFT-8 or choosing Home | Paragraph | Show/Hide to turn on the display of formatting marks The next illustration shows a page break

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Unlike horizontal alignment, which you can set for each paragraph (and for other objects, such as text boxes or pictures), vertical alignment does not normally need to be set: Word positions the text starting at the top of the page area and simply continues down the page, moving on to a new page as it becomes necessary Sometimes, however, you will need to set vertical alignment for example, to create a visually impressive title page or other display item The rough-and-ready way to set vertical alignment is simply to use blank paragraphs or paragraph spacing (space before and space after) to position the text where you want it; and if your document is short and uncomplicated, you may find this an adequate solution But there s a better way to apply the appropriate vertical alignment to the document or to part of it To apply vertical alignment, follow these steps: 1 Choose the part of the document whose vertical alignment you want to change:

HP Security Toolkit, bundled with the WebInspect product, offers all the tools commonly used by advanced web application security analysts It requires Microsoft s NET Framework 11 and therefore currently only runs on Windows All the tools are designed to plug into WebInspect, so you can use them to perform deeper analysis against components of an application that you ve already scanned (although we were not successful in figuring out how to get this working on the beta version) Here s a list of the tools and brief descriptions of what they do: Cookie Cruncher Tools include character set, randomness, predictability, and character frequency measurements, taking much of the grunt work out of cookie analysis Cookie Cruncher is pictured in Figure 11-11 Encoders/decoders These tools encode and decode 15 different, commonly used encryption/hashing algorithms, with input for a user-provided key Very helpful to have around when performing web application analysis due to the preponderance of encoding, such as hexadecimal (URL), Base64, and XOR

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Whole document Click anywhere in the document An existing section Click anywhere in that section Some paragraphs that aren t a separate section Select those paragraphs Word