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Subject:
Microsoft Word2000
Category: Computers > Software Asked by: sneakage-ga List Price: $2.00 |
Posted:
10 Nov 2002 23:23 PST
Expires: 10 Dec 2002 23:23 PST Question ID: 105060 |
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Subject:
Re: Microsoft Word2000
Answered By: answerguru-ga on 11 Nov 2002 00:07 PST Rated: |
Hi sneakage-ga, Using Microsoft Word 2000, headers and footers are actually defined for each section of a document (ie. all pages within the same section will have the same header and footer if they have been defined). In your case, you can achieve a single page header and footer by doing the following (for each group of page(s) that requires the same header and footer: 1. Place your cursor immediately before the page you wish to define the header and footer properties. 2. Go to Insert > Break 3. Select the "Next Page" Section Break 4. Move your cursor immediately after the page you wish to define the header and footer properties. 5. Go to Insert > Break 6. Select the "Next Page" Section Break What this procedure effectively does is define three sections in the document: 1. Beginning to section break 1 2. Section break 1 to section break 2 3. Section break 2 to end of document Of course, you can extend this concept to individually define numerous pages individually. It may also be worth noting that you can see where you have placed section break in your document by going to View > Normal. Hope that helps :) answerguru-ga |
sneakage-ga
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Extremely quick response and completely answered my question. thanks! |
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