You can use the Keep With Next feature of a list to set
the page break for the assets contained in a list. If you set the
Keep With Next property of one asset of a list, that asset and the
next asset will stay on the same page. This implies that the contents
of the selected asset and the next asset will not break across pages.
Open a list.
Notice the Keep With Next checkbox 
to the
right of each asset contained in the list.
Select the Keep With Next checkbox to the right of one of
the assets contained in the list.
This will cause the contents
of the selected asset and the following asset not to break across
pages.
Click Done to save your changes.
Add the list to a letter instance and preview the letter.
The contents of the selected asset and the following asset does
not break across pages.
The Keep With Next feature should be used in conjunction with
the page break feature. If you want to keep the contents of two
modules together, set the Keep With Next attribute of the first
module to true. In addition, it is recommented that you set the
page break attribute of both the modules to false. If the page break attribute
of either of the modules is true, that module could break across
a page.
Keep With Next in nested lists / conditions
The
Keep With Next feature keeps the contents of an entire nested list
/ condition with the next asset, only if the Page Break attribute
on the nested list / condition is set to false. However, if the
Page Break attribute is set to true, the Keep With Next feature
keeps the contents of the last asset in the nested list / condition
with the next asset.
Say a list, L1, contains a nested list,
NL1 followed by a text module TM. NL1 contains two text modules,
TM1 and TM2. Set the Keep With Next attribute to the list NL1.
If
the Page Break attribute on NL1 is set to true, the Keep With Next
feature keeps TM2 and TM together. However, if the Page Break attribute
on NL1 is set to false, the content of TM1, TM2, and TM does not
break across pages.
Note: It is recommended that you use XFA
3.3 and above when using the Keep With Next attribute for lists.
