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Is there a list of module codes, need page break

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I am looking for a way to add a page break so that the next section header starts on a new page. Is there a code I can add to the .sfm file that will start the next section on a new page? Is there a list of module codes somewhere?
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Thanks Eric! I see it now in the USFM list.

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