I have a security agreement which has a different first page and also a
schedule. On page two and following pages other than Schedule "A", the words
"General Security Agreement, page x of y" appear in the top left corner of
the header. Schedule "A" then follows and there should be no paging or
notation in the header. On page one of the security agreement there is
usually nothing in the header, however, in certain cases we have more than
one security agreement and need to differentiate. In those cases we add a
header in nine point on the right side of the header that states "(Beneficial
Owner)". The problem is that after placing a section break - next page on
the last page of the security agreement, the words "(Beneficial Owner)" are
showing at the top of the schedule page as Word thinks that it is the
beginning of a new section and is adding the first paage header. Bascially,
I don't want to vary the header text on the first page or the following pages
of the document. All I want to do is make sure that the Schedule page is
clean with no header.

Suggestions, anyone?

Georgea

It's a little confusing. You want to attach (to your security agrement) a
schedule with a header (indicating "Beneficial Owner") that is different
from the header in the security agrement, but you don't want the header to
appear in the schedule? Or are you attaching two schedules, each with a
different header (including a blank header) and the headers are getting
mixed up? With each other? With the security agreement? You probably
ought to check to see if your header/footer in the schedule is linked to the
header/footer in the agreement or anything else that precedes the schedule.
Would you have the same problem if you modified the schedules so that you
have a "standard" schedule and "beneficial" schedule, but skipping the
headers?


"Georgea" wrote in message
...
I have a security agreement which has a different first page and also a
schedule. On page two and following pages other than Schedule "A", the
words
"General Security Agreement, page x of y" appear in the top left corner of
the header. Schedule "A" then follows and there should be no paging or
notation in the header. On page one of the security agreement there is
usually nothing in the header, however, in certain cases we have more than
one security agreement and need to differentiate. In those cases we add a
header in nine point on the right side of the header that states
"(Beneficial
Owner)". The problem is that after placing a section break - next page on
the last page of the security agreement, the words "(Beneficial Owner)"
are
showing at the top of the schedule page as Word thinks that it is the
beginning of a new section and is adding the first paage header.
Bascially,
I don't want to vary the header text on the first page or the following
pages
of the document. All I want to do is make sure that the Schedule page is
clean with no header.

Suggestions, anyone?

Georgea

Your anwser is confusing!!

To clarify, this is a ten page document. Page one has the notation
"(Beneficial Owner") in the top right corner of the header and nothing else.
Pages 2-9 have the notation "General Security Agreement page x of y" in the
top left corner of the header and nothing else. Page 10 is the Schedule page
and it should have no header at all.

Georgea.

"Joe McGuire" wrote:

It's a little confusing. You want to attach (to your security agrement) a
schedule with a header (indicating "Beneficial Owner") that is different
from the header in the security agrement, but you don't want the header to
appear in the schedule? Or are you attaching two schedules, each with a
different header (including a blank header) and the headers are getting
mixed up? With each other? With the security agreement? You probably
ought to check to see if your header/footer in the schedule is linked to the
header/footer in the agreement or anything else that precedes the schedule.
Would you have the same problem if you modified the schedules so that you
have a "standard" schedule and "beneficial" schedule, but skipping the
headers?


"Georgea" wrote in message
...
I have a security agreement which has a different first page and also a
schedule. On page two and following pages other than Schedule "A", the
words
"General Security Agreement, page x of y" appear in the top left corner of
the header. Schedule "A" then follows and there should be no paging or
notation in the header. On page one of the security agreement there is
usually nothing in the header, however, in certain cases we have more than
one security agreement and need to differentiate. In those cases we add a
header in nine point on the right side of the header that states
"(Beneficial
Owner)". The problem is that after placing a section break - next page on
the last page of the security agreement, the words "(Beneficial Owner)"
are
showing at the top of the schedule page as Word thinks that it is the
beginning of a new section and is adding the first paage header.
Bascially,
I don't want to vary the header text on the first page or the following
pages
of the document. All I want to do is make sure that the Schedule page is
clean with no header.

Suggestions, anyone?

Georgea

Take a look at http://www.mvps.org/word/FAQs/Number...eNumbering.htm.
For even more, see http://gregmaxey.mvps.org/Page_Numbering.htm.


--
Charles Kenyon

Word New User FAQ & Web Directory: http://addbalance.com/word

Intermediate User's Guide to Microsoft Word (supplemented version of
Microsoft's Legal Users' Guide) http://addbalance.com/usersguide

See also the MVP FAQ: http://word.mvps.org/FAQs/ which is awesome!
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"Georgea" wrote in message
...
I have a security agreement which has a different first page and also a
schedule. On page two and following pages other than Schedule "A", the
words
"General Security Agreement, page x of y" appear in the top left corner of
the header. Schedule "A" then follows and there should be no paging or
notation in the header. On page one of the security agreement there is
usually nothing in the header, however, in certain cases we have more than
one security agreement and need to differentiate. In those cases we add a
header in nine point on the right side of the header that states
"(Beneficial
Owner)". The problem is that after placing a section break - next page on
the last page of the security agreement, the words "(Beneficial Owner)"
are
showing at the top of the schedule page as Word thinks that it is the
beginning of a new section and is adding the first paage header.
Bascially,
I don't want to vary the header text on the first page or the following
pages
of the document. All I want to do is make sure that the Schedule page is
clean with no header.

Suggestions, anyone?

Georgea

Sorry. Still can't figure out what to do. G.


"Charles Kenyon" wrote:

Take a look at http://www.mvps.org/word/FAQs/Number...eNumbering.htm.
For even more, see http://gregmaxey.mvps.org/Page_Numbering.htm.


--
Charles Kenyon

Word New User FAQ & Web Directory: http://addbalance.com/word

Intermediate User's Guide to Microsoft Word (supplemented version of
Microsoft's Legal Users' Guide) http://addbalance.com/usersguide

See also the MVP FAQ: http://word.mvps.org/FAQs/ which is awesome!
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"Georgea" wrote in message
...
I have a security agreement which has a different first page and also a
schedule. On page two and following pages other than Schedule "A", the
words
"General Security Agreement, page x of y" appear in the top left corner of
the header. Schedule "A" then follows and there should be no paging or
notation in the header. On page one of the security agreement there is
usually nothing in the header, however, in certain cases we have more than
one security agreement and need to differentiate. In those cases we add a
header in nine point on the right side of the header that states
"(Beneficial
Owner)". The problem is that after placing a section break - next page on
the last page of the security agreement, the words "(Beneficial Owner)"
are
showing at the top of the schedule page as Word thinks that it is the
beginning of a new section and is adding the first paage header.
Bascially,
I don't want to vary the header text on the first page or the following
pages
of the document. All I want to do is make sure that the Schedule page is
clean with no header.

Suggestions, anyone?

Georgea

It is also difficult to figure out what it is that you want.

You say that you have a ten page document and you want pages 2 through 9
numbered page x of y pages. Do you mean that page 2 should read page 2 of
10 or page 2 of 9 or page 1 of 8 or what?


--
Greg Maxey/Word MVP
See:
http://gregmaxey.mvps.org/word_tips.htm
For some helpful tips using Word.


Georgea wrote:
Sorry. Still can't figure out what to do. G.


"Charles Kenyon" wrote:

Take a look at
http://www.mvps.org/word/FAQs/Number...eNumbering.htm. For even
more, see http://gregmaxey.mvps.org/Page_Numbering.htm.


--
Charles Kenyon

Word New User FAQ & Web Directory: http://addbalance.com/word

Intermediate User's Guide to Microsoft Word (supplemented version of
Microsoft's Legal Users' Guide) http://addbalance.com/usersguide

See also the MVP FAQ: http://word.mvps.org/FAQs/ which is awesome!
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"Georgea" wrote in message
...
I have a security agreement which has a different first page and
also a schedule. On page two and following pages other than
Schedule "A", the words
"General Security Agreement, page x of y" appear in the top left
corner of the header. Schedule "A" then follows and there should
be no paging or notation in the header. On page one of the
security agreement there is usually nothing in the header, however,
in certain cases we have more than one security agreement and need
to differentiate. In those cases we add a header in nine point on
the right side of the header that states "(Beneficial
Owner)". The problem is that after placing a section break - next
page on the last page of the security agreement, the words
"(Beneficial Owner)" are
showing at the top of the schedule page as Word thinks that it is
the beginning of a new section and is adding the first paage header.
Bascially,
I don't want to vary the header text on the first page or the
following pages
of the document. All I want to do is make sure that the Schedule
page is clean with no header.

Suggestions, anyone?

Georgea

When you create a First Page Header, you will get it on the first page of
every section unless you unlink the sections. In the First Page Header of
Section 2, click on "Same as Previous" or "Link to Previous" on the Header
and Footer toolbar to unlink it from Section 1; or just disable "Different
first page" in Section 2 to remove the First Page Header entirely.

--
Suzanne S. Barnhill
Microsoft MVP (Word)
Words into Type
Fairhope, Alabama USA
Word MVP FAQ site: http://word.mvps.org
Email cannot be acknowledged; please post all follow-ups to the newsgroup so
all may benefit.

"Georgea" wrote in message
...
I have a security agreement which has a different first page and also a
schedule. On page two and following pages other than Schedule "A", the
words
"General Security Agreement, page x of y" appear in the top left corner of
the header. Schedule "A" then follows and there should be no paging or
notation in the header. On page one of the security agreement there is
usually nothing in the header, however, in certain cases we have more than
one security agreement and need to differentiate. In those cases we add a
header in nine point on the right side of the header that states
"(Beneficial
Owner)". The problem is that after placing a section break - next page on
the last page of the security agreement, the words "(Beneficial Owner)"
are
showing at the top of the schedule page as Word thinks that it is the
beginning of a new section and is adding the first paage header.
Bascially,
I don't want to vary the header text on the first page or the following
pages
of the document. All I want to do is make sure that the Schedule page is
clean with no header.

Suggestions, anyone?

Georgea

You can change the headers by using section breaks and having different
headers in each section. Page setup will allow you to create a different
first page header. You just need a page break before page 10.

or

You can use a conditional field and run the header throughout eg

{ IF{ Page } = 1 "(Beneficial Owner)" "{ IF { Page } 10 "General Security
Agreement { Page } of { Numpages }" }" }

Each pair of field brackets {} is inserted with CTRL+F9. Then F9 to update
and ALT+F9 to display the content.

--

Graham Mayor - Word MVP

My web site www.gmayor.com
Word MVP web site http://word.mvps.org


Georgea wrote:
Your anwser is confusing!!

To clarify, this is a ten page document. Page one has the notation
"(Beneficial Owner") in the top right corner of the header and
nothing else. Pages 2-9 have the notation "General Security Agreement
page x of y" in the top left corner of the header and nothing else.
Page 10 is the Schedule page and it should have no header at all.

Georgea.

"Joe McGuire" wrote:

It's a little confusing. You want to attach (to your security
agrement) a schedule with a header (indicating "Beneficial Owner")
that is different from the header in the security agrement, but you
don't want the header to appear in the schedule? Or are you
attaching two schedules, each with a different header (including a
blank header) and the headers are getting mixed up? With each
other? With the security agreement? You probably ought to check to
see if your header/footer in the schedule is linked to the
header/footer in the agreement or anything else that precedes the
schedule. Would you have the same problem if you modified the
schedules so that you have a "standard" schedule and "beneficial"
schedule, but skipping the headers?


"Georgea" wrote in message
...
I have a security agreement which has a different first page and
also a schedule. On page two and following pages other than
Schedule "A", the words
"General Security Agreement, page x of y" appear in the top left
corner of the header. Schedule "A" then follows and there should
be no paging or notation in the header. On page one of the
security agreement there is usually nothing in the header, however,
in certain cases we have more than one security agreement and need
to differentiate. In those cases we add a header in nine point on
the right side of the header that states "(Beneficial
Owner)". The problem is that after placing a section break - next
page on the last page of the security agreement, the words
"(Beneficial Owner)" are
showing at the top of the schedule page as Word thinks that it is
the beginning of a new section and is adding the first paage header.
Bascially,
I don't want to vary the header text on the first page or the
following pages
of the document. All I want to do is make sure that the Schedule
page is clean with no header.

Suggestions, anyone?

Georgea

Dear Suzanne,

Yes, after reading the posted article from Charles more thoroughly last
night, this was the answer. Sections have to be detached. I wish that Word
would tell you this type of thing!! Anyway, thanks for the assistance.

Georgea.

"Suzanne S. Barnhill" wrote:

When you create a First Page Header, you will get it on the first page of
every section unless you unlink the sections. In the First Page Header of
Section 2, click on "Same as Previous" or "Link to Previous" on the Header
and Footer toolbar to unlink it from Section 1; or just disable "Different
first page" in Section 2 to remove the First Page Header entirely.

--
Suzanne S. Barnhill
Microsoft MVP (Word)
Words into Type
Fairhope, Alabama USA
Word MVP FAQ site: http://word.mvps.org
Email cannot be acknowledged; please post all follow-ups to the newsgroup so
all may benefit.

"Georgea" wrote in message
...
I have a security agreement which has a different first page and also a
schedule. On page two and following pages other than Schedule "A", the
words
"General Security Agreement, page x of y" appear in the top left corner of
the header. Schedule "A" then follows and there should be no paging or
notation in the header. On page one of the security agreement there is
usually nothing in the header, however, in certain cases we have more than
one security agreement and need to differentiate. In those cases we add a
header in nine point on the right side of the header that states
"(Beneficial
Owner)". The problem is that after placing a section break - next page on
the last page of the security agreement, the words "(Beneficial Owner)"
are
showing at the top of the schedule page as Word thinks that it is the
beginning of a new section and is adding the first paage header.
Bascially,
I don't want to vary the header text on the first page or the following
pages
of the document. All I want to do is make sure that the Schedule page is
clean with no header.

Suggestions, anyone?

Georgea