In that case, I do not understand what it is that you want to do. If you
can explain it more clearly without making use of personal pronouns someone
maybe able to help you.

Please also advise exactly what you mean by "bookmarked" and "linked to".
Does the former mean that you and selected some text and inserted a bookmark
and does the latter mean that you have inserted a cross reference to the
text of that bookmark?

It will certainly help if you can provide an example in your post of what it
is that you have on Page 1 and what it is that you want to appear at the top
of Page 2.

One final comment is that the only way to stop something at the top of Page
2 from being pushed down by text overflowing from Page 1 is going to be to
have it in the Header. You may be able to control whether or not it
displays by using and If...then...Else... field construction that only
displays it if the page number is greater than 1.

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Doug Robbins - Word MVP

"Galebat via OfficeKB.com" u22333@uwe wrote in message
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I can not put the text in any header because they are "bookmarked" and
"linked to" for example "Page1" [has a bookmark and is linked to from
page2,
3 and 4] also pages 2, 3 and 4 are the same both bookmarked and kinked to.
If
I add text to the end of page 1 and it overflows it pushes the text
"Page2"
down. I want to anchor the text "Page2" to it's given page.

Doug Robbins - Word MVP wrote:
The information that you want at the top of the page will have to be in
the
header of the section. This may mean that you will need to insert section
breaks before and after the table.

The bottom line is I would like to anchor text to the top of a page. If
the
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Table [overflow] l Page 2 [bookmarked]

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