Need Help with MS Word Issues on Headers & Footers
Posted By: Dave on 2007-05-23
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Subject: Need Help with MS Word Issues on Headers & Footers
Hello troops!
Problem with header/footer. I have created a MS Word template that has both a header and a footer that should appear on page 1 only. My problem is that when I have to go on to page 2, I have to manually delete both the Page 2 header and footer. Any help?
When I was learning how to do the headers and footers, it said that to have the header and footer appear only on page 1, you should - when going onto to a second page, do a section break when starting page 2; then you can use the header/footer menu feature "link to previouis" (or rather, you actually want to "unlink" the page 2 header from the page 2 header (and likewise for the footer). But when I do this, I still have to go into the header (and then the footer), highlight the text, and delete it. I'm trying to figure it out so I can just type the document and not have to worry about deleting the page 2 header, etc.
Thanks much.
Dave
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