A Page Break is the point at which one page ends and another begins. Handling Page Breaks is important, as the current page should indicate continuation to the next page, while the next page must indicate that the current page is continued from the previous page. So, there must be a closing identifier, i.e., closing page break information and an opening identifier, i.e., opening page break information. In other words, Page Breaks specify the headers and footers for every page, and are printed across multiple pages. Closing Page Break starts printing from the first page and prints on every page except the last page, e.g., Continued... to be printed at the bottom of each page. Opening Page Break starts printing from the second page till the last page. Closing Page Break is specified before Opening Page Break, since in any circumstance, closing page break is encountered first. In TDL, Page Breaks can be handled vertically as well as horizontally. Types of Page Breaks Vertical P...