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Headers & Footers in Word 2004
Can anyone help me: I have a document with many chapters and different
footers for each, and the same header throughout except for blank chapter-facing pages. I have a problem in two places in the document where the footers/headers persist in 'bleeding' from section to section, even though I have put in Section Break (next page) and turned off any 'same as previous'. I thought I had a good handle on this. I know the section break controls what goes before it. I have looked at it in normal view and experimentally replaced section breaks, ensured all are 'next page', have added extra pages, which does break it but as soon as I remove them, the text flows across again. It is behaving as it the 'same as previous' were ON, when it isn't. In one place it looks as if there is an invisible section break there, as the section numbering indicates an extra section, but I can't find it. I always work with 'show/hide' ON. I feel really dumb about this but I have a serious deadline 2 days ago and I've spend hours experimenting, to no avail. HELP! |
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Headers & Footers in Word 2004
Note that a section can have up to three different headers (and footers),
namely, when the "Different first page" and "Different odd and even" options are selected (in WinWord, these options are in the Page Setup dialog box). Each of these must be separately unlinked from its "neighbor" in the preceding section. -- Stefan Blom Microsoft Word MVP "Vanda Rounsefell" wrote: Can anyone help me: I have a document with many chapters and different footers for each, and the same header throughout except for blank chapter-facing pages. I have a problem in two places in the document where the footers/headers persist in 'bleeding' from section to section, even though I have put in Section Break (next page) and turned off any 'same as previous'. I thought I had a good handle on this. I know the section break controls what goes before it. I have looked at it in normal view and experimentally replaced section breaks, ensured all are 'next page', have added extra pages, which does break it but as soon as I remove them, the text flows across again. It is behaving as it the 'same as previous' were ON, when it isn't. In one place it looks as if there is an invisible section break there, as the section numbering indicates an extra section, but I can't find it. I always work with 'show/hide' ON. I feel really dumb about this but I have a serious deadline 2 days ago and I've spend hours experimenting, to no avail. HELP! |
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Headers & Footers in Word 2004
They are in Format | Document in MacWord.
I mention there are Mac-specific groups just for the archives/future reference, but it shouldn't particularly make a difference with this question. See here for Google/Entourage gateway to newsgroups for MacWord, MacExcel, and other MS programs for the Mac: http://www.microsoft.com/mac/community/community.aspx?pid=newsgroups Stefan Blom wrote: Note that a section can have up to three different headers (and footers), namely, when the "Different first page" and "Different odd and even" options are selected (in WinWord, these options are in the Page Setup dialog box). Each of these must be separately unlinked from its "neighbor" in the preceding section. |
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