You would be well advised to create a new template for use when you want a
header and footer to appear in it automatically.
Unexpected (actually not unexpected when you realise why it is happening)
things may happen with labels if you have a header or footer in the normal
template.
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"stewart walker" wrote in message
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thanks for a real answer. very helpful. as apposed to:
It is a seriously bad idea to add a header or footer to Normal.dot, but
I
can't imagine this is done any differently in Word 2007, which I assume
still has a Normal.dot.
shame the one with the question and make assumptions.
"Patrick Schmid" wrote:
In Word 2007, the file is called Normal.dotm (Word 2007 macro-enabled
template is the file format).
It should be in Documents and Settings\Username\Application
Data\Microsoft\Templates
If you upgraded from 2003, Word should have converted your normal.dot
into its normal.dotm.
If it didn't, put your normal.dot in that directory and delete the
existing normal.dotm (while Word is closed). That should force Word to
upgrade your normal.dot
Patrick Schmid
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"Suzanne S. Barnhill" wrote in message
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It is a seriously bad idea to add a header or footer to Normal.dot, but
I
can't imagine this is done any differently in Word 2007, which I assume
still has a Normal.dot.
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"Bryan" wrote in message
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How do you create a default document template to include a header and
footer.
In Word 2003 that was done through editing the normal.dot. Searched
help
and can't find it.