However, you now need to click the “Launcher icon” (expanding dialog box) in the bottom-right corner of the “Page Setup group tab,” which opens the full “Page Setup” menu. While the text appears highlighted, go to the “ Layout” tab and look at the “ Page Setup” section-this is the same as with the previous method.Start by using selecting/highlighting the portion of the text that you want to have displayed in landscape orientation.
You will now see exactly where each section begins and ends. Click on it, and Word will display all formatting marks, including section breaks.To do this, go to the “ Home” tab and find the “ pilcrow” symbol in the “ Paragraph” section – it looks a bit like a reverse P/lowercase q. If you want a better look at where your section breaks are, you need to enable the option to show formatting marks.That way, the landscape orientation only applies to this page and not the whole document. What we’ve done here is isolate page two with the use of section breaks. You will now see that the second page of your document has the landscape orientation, while everything else is portrait.Then, go to the “Orientation” menu again, but this time change it back to “Portrait” – this is the last step you need to take. Click the beginning of the third page and follow the same procedure to insert another section break. So, we need to create one more section break.You only require the second page to appear in landscape mode. The result is a step in the right direction, but it’s not what you want. You will now see a significant change in your document-everything after the section break you’ve made (meaning pages two, three, and four) feature the landscape orientation.However, you now need to click the “Orientation” icon and select “Landscape.” The next step also takes place in the “Layout” tab.select “Next Page.” You’ve now created the first section break in your document. Next, click the “Breaks” icon – it looks like two pages with a bit of space between them. Now, click the “Layout” tab in the ribbon menu in the upper-left part of your screen.Start by clicking the beginning of page two – the blinking cursor should be in the top-left corner of that page (as much as the margins allow).
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