WD2000: InsertBreak Statement Inserts Unexpected Carriage Return (212277)

WORKAROUND

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To work around this problem, add the Type:=0 parameter as in the following example:

Sub InsertBreakExample()
   WordBasic.FileNewDefault
   WordBasic.Insert "This is some text"
   WordBasic.InsertBreak Type:=0
End Sub
				

or use the following Visual Basic for Applications equivalent:

Sub InsertBreakExample()
   Documents.Add
   Selection.TypeText "This is some text"
   Selection.InsertBreak Type:=0
End Sub