Each section can have up to three different headers (and footers), namely,
if you have enabled both "Different first page" and "Different odd and even"
in Page Setup. Each type of header (footer) must be separately unlinked from
its neighbor in the preceding section. See
http://sbarnhill.mvps.org/WordFAQs/HeaderFooter.htm.
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Stefan Blom
Microsoft Word MVP
"jay" wrote in message
...
that worked for the first page of the new section but the old header shows
up
in the pages following that one. i used one of the pre-formatted headers
in
word, with a red box as a graphic where the page number is. i can delete
the
text from the header on the following pages but that darn box keeps
re-appearing. grrrr.
"Jean-Guy Marcil" wrote:
"jay" wrote:
can i cancel use of my header in the middle of a document? I know I
can
unlink from previous and all that, but I want it and the space it takes
up to
go away after a certain point in my doc. ideas? thanks
If you know how to "unlink from previous and all that", then you have
your
answer!
Unlink the header on the page you do not want it anymore, delete it and
reset the top margin from that point on...
If you have many sections after that point, if they are all set to "Same
as
previous", they will all be blank since you created a blank header by
using
Unlink from previous - and all that! ;-) ...
The resizing can be done in one shot using "From that point on" when
setting
the margin in the page layout dialog when setting the first different
section
in the middle of the document.