Method 1: Using Breaks One of the primary uses of Microsoft Word's section breaks is to format one part of your document differently from other parts. For example, you might want to divide a whole ...

Click "Breaks" and then select "Column" from the drop-down menu. Repeat the process for any subsequent columns. This tells Word where to start and end each column.

Give your business newsletters, manuals and brochures a designer look by arranging the text in them in a columnar layout. The shorter lines and punchier look of a two-column layout maximizes the use ...

Microsoft Word’s section breaks tool makes formatting and page setup easier. Learn how to use section breaks in our quick step-by-step guide.

If you want your Word document looks like a Newspaper or a Newsletter, you can create multiple columns in it and customize the same.

Make your long reports easier to read by using a two-column template to create them.

Dennis Reilly at CNET's Workers' Edge blog notes that when you've got a whole bunch of text you want people to get through, a two-column layout, with ...

Word's page and section breaks often confound users. They often enter them when they don't mean to, creating structural problems that the user doesn't know how to eliminate.