Is it possible to automatically put the first word on next..

Hello,

In my office, we need to put the first word of the next page in the footer
of the current page. If the first word on the next page is "project", then
the following will need to appear in the footer of the current page:

/project......

With such requirements, I need to break the page manually and put the
"/project......" in the body of the document manually. This is very
tedious.

Apart from writing a macro and running it every time I have finished the
document, is it possible to make use of the Word fields to produce the
required effect?

Hope someone can come up with a solution.

Herbert

See http://www.gmayor.com/catchwords.htm

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Herbert Chan wrote:
> Hello,
>
> In my office, we need to put the first word of the next page in the
> footer of the current page. If the first word on the next page is
> "project", then the following will need to appear in the footer of
> the current page:
> /project......
>
> With such requirements, I need to break the page manually and put the
> "/project......" in the body of the document manually. This is very
> tedious.
>
> Apart from writing a macro and running it every time I have finished
> the document, is it possible to make use of the Word fields to
> produce the required effect?
>
> Hope someone can come up with a solution.
>
> Herbert