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I would like to have different headers in a 25 page document. I would like
pages 1-12 to have one header and then the rest fo the pages to have a
different header. Is this possible...please help I am on a deadline!
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You must insert a section break, then unlink the header(s) in Section 2 from
those in Section 1. For more, see
http://sbarnhill.mvps.org/WordFAQs/HeaderFooter.htm. Note, however, that
this can sometimes be accomplished without need for a section break through
use of a StyleRef field.

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pages 1-12 to have one header and then the rest fo the pages to have a
different header. Is this possible...please help I am on a deadline!


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