And if, for some reason, you need to see the header/footer as it will be
printed, choose File - Print Preview. In this view, the pointer turns into a
magnifier. You can restore the pointer to its "normal" function by clicking
on the Magnifier button on the toolbar, and edit as you would in any other
view or mode.

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"Jezebel" wrote in message
...
That brightness is purely a display issue, so you can distinguish headers
and footers from the body of the document while you're working on it. It
doesn't print that way.



"Stranger" wrote in message
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Hi!
I'm trying to set up a letter template with a company address and phone
numbers at the bottom of each page in a document but so it would not move
when people are typing the letter itself. Using the footer seemed like a
good
idea, the only thing is when you finished typing and changing the color
of
the footer, as soon as you get back to the main document the footer
looses
its brightness. Is there a way to make it stay the same? Or is there
another
way to solve the problem with having the same unmovable text at the
bottom of
each page?
Thank you so much!