Don't get me started on Microsoft ...
I have a simple document with "Heading 1", "Heading 2" and "Heading 3" styled paragraphs, and within each heading, text in "Body Text" style.
Sadly some of the Body Text material splits across a page, and I'd rather have all the Body text on the same page as its immediate parent "Heading".
Office 2003 hasn't had "Keep With before" for at least the last 8 years, so I wrote the attached.
Use:
Place the text cursor anywhere in any paragraph of YOUR text style; it doesn't have to be Body Text.
Run the macro.
Method:
I'm using Selection so you can enjoy the blinking lights.
I leave your original selection in place when I'm done.
I use the style of the FIRST paragraph in your selection as my guiding light.
I turn OFF KeepWithNext and turn ON KeepTogether in every paragraph in the document.
Then for each paragraph in your chosen style, I backup one paragraph to the preceding paragraph and turn ON KeepWithNext.
This seems to work for me.
P.S. variations on a theme have this have been discussed elsewhere and else-elsewhere
Keep With Before
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