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    1. Determine where you want your page numbering to begin (e.g., page 4), and place your cursor at the end of the preceding page (e.g., page 3). 2. In Word 2007, from the Page Layout tab, select Breaks from the "Page Setup" group. Then, from the drop-down menu, select Continuous. In other versions of Word for Windows or Word 98 for Mac OS, from the Insert menu, select Break... . Under "Section break types", select Continuous, and click OK.

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    1. Determine where you want your page numbering to begin (e.g., page 4), and place your cursor at the end of the preceding page (e.g., page 3). 2. In Word 2007, from the Page Layout tab, select Breaks from the "Page Setup" group. Then, from the drop-down menu, select Continuous. In other versions of Word for Windows or Word 98 for Mac OS, from the Insert menu, select Break... . Under "Section break types", select Continuous, and click OK.

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    Request For Examination

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    1. Determine where you want your page numbering to begin (e.g., page 4), and place your cursor at the end of the preceding page (e.g., page 3). 2. In Word 2007, from the Page Layout tab, select Breaks from the "Page Setup" group. Then, from the drop-down menu, select Continuous. In other versions of Word for Windows or Word 98 for Mac OS, from the Insert menu, select Break... . Under "Section break types", select Continuous, and click OK.

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    To the Medical

    Officer

    From (Designation)

    *Mr./Mrs./Miss
    Please examine the above named as to *his/her fitness for appointment as
    a on * Operational Service/
    Permanent and Pensionable terms.

    Date..20..

    Signature

    PART B
    MEDICAL CERTIFICATE
    (To be completed by a Medical Officer)
    I have examined the above named and consider that *he/she is/is not
    physically fit for appointment.
    Date.20 Signature
    Station.. Designation..

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