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Default Page breaks in rtf File

I am working on converting the data in an xml file to html and rtf format both.

Following steps are used.
1.XML is first transformed using xsl and MS-DOM Parser which results in more or less like html format .
2.The result are then stored in html directly .
3.To save in RTF format MS-Word API is in VC++ . which takes the transformed data from xsl and save as rtf format .

I would like to have page breaks and also some kind of front cover for the document.

For example

First page Company name Logo and product name etc and then actual data content on second page .

Is it possible ?

Prasad









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