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Header name change according to chapter name change.
Queation from one of my students:
- a MS Word document is strictly structured with standard styles for headings on 3 levels. - headers and footers are established by the book - there is a section for every new chapter. - headings on 1st level makes a page change. How can this document automatically change the content of the header making the text of the 1st level heading of the chapter appear on every page in that chapter/section? |
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Header name change according to chapter name change.
Insert a STYLEREF field in the header.
H.P.Hoeie, Norway wrote: Queation from one of my students: - a MS Word document is strictly structured with standard styles for headings on 3 levels. - headers and footers are established by the book - there is a section for every new chapter. - headings on 1st level makes a page change. How can this document automatically change the content of the header making the text of the 1st level heading of the chapter appear on every page in that chapter/section? |
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