Thank you. That was the problem. It seems that when I got a new computer the
whie space between pages option was not checked when I reinstalled Office.

"Jezebel" wrote:

Not if you clear the 'White space between pages' checkbox.



"Joe McGuire" wrote in message
...
Are you using the Print Layout view? Headers and footers always show up
for me in that view.

"anoreo4u" wrote in message
...
Carol:

Thanks for the info. The procedure outlined in your link is exactly how I
created my delayed header. However, my original question is not answered.
When I create a letter with my template and move on to the second page,
the
header does not display. My past experience with creating a template like
this, the header appeared as soon as I got to page 2. With my new
template,
it does not display automatically. I have to go into view
headers/footers
to get it to display. The delay header is there, it just does not display
until make it display.

"Carol" wrote:

See: http://sbarnhill.mvps.org/wordfaqs/Letterhead.htm
--
Carol A. Bratt, MCP



"anoreo4u" wrote:

I have created a letterhead template. It contains a header to appear
on the
second and subsequent pages only if the letter is longer than one
page. This
does not appear to be documented in your knowledge base. I would hope
that
you would post it with an answer to a problem I have encountered. The
header
does not display even though it exists. By that, I mean that when
typing
takes you to the second page, the header should appear automatically.
The
only way I can make it appear is to click view header/footer. What
causes
the header to be suppressed?

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