Actually, you don't need a section break at all, just to take advantage of
the First Page Header feature. However, it is all explained he
http://home.earthlink.net/~wordfaqs/Letterhead.htm

DM


On 12/4/04 6:09 AM, "Andrew" wrote:

I'm trying to create a document in which the first page is a cover page and
has a large logo in the header and contact info in the footer, and all the
remaining pages have a smaller logo in the header and a reduced font size and
page numbering in the footer.

It's easy enough for me to create a section break; however, my need is for
my client to be able to type the cover page, get onto the next page however
they like, and have the section break (essentially) be transparent to them.

For this to happen, I believe I need a stationary section break at the
bottom of the first page. As it stands, the section break moves.

Any help greatly appreciated!

thx
Andrew

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