ShareOccasionally you may want to insert a page inside a document that has a different orientation. (Landscape or Portrait) This can be useful if you need to display a wide chart, table or graphic that would be “scrunched” if you attempted to display it on a regular page. This is easy to do in Word.
| 1. | Position your cursor at the point where the NEXT page would be a different orientation |
| 2. | Click on the “Page Layout” Tab  |
| 3. | Click on the “Breaks” down-arrow to display the menu. Click on “Next Page” under the “Section Breaks” listingThis will put your cursor at the top of a new page  |
| 4. | Now click on the “Orientation” icon on the same “Page Layout” tabSelect “Landscape”The page will change:
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| 5. | Hit at least one line break (Enter)Repeat the tasks in step 4 and select “Portrait”Your document will now have a Landscape page embedded between two Portrait pages.
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