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Word 2003 templates - Automatic detection of second page
We have a letterhead template designed with logos and address details plus
watermark etc. for the first page. How can I modify the template so that a section break is automatically entered at the end of the first page, if the letter goes beyond a one pager and the "different first page header and footer" option is inserted from the view header and footer, on the second page without requiring manual intevention from the typist. We have people who have managed to send multiple page letters, with all pages still formatted as the first page. |
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Word 2003 templates - Automatic detection of second page
You don't need a section break; just enable "Different first page" for the
existing section of the template. Then temporarily insert a page break and add the contents of the main header and footer. Delete the page break before saving the template. For more, see http://sbarnhill.mvps.org/WordFAQs/Letterhead.htm. -- Stefan Blom Microsoft Word MVP "EdGarrett" wrote in message ... We have a letterhead template designed with logos and address details plus watermark etc. for the first page. How can I modify the template so that a section break is automatically entered at the end of the first page, if the letter goes beyond a one pager and the "different first page header and footer" option is inserted from the view header and footer, on the second page without requiring manual intevention from the typist. We have people who have managed to send multiple page letters, with all pages still formatted as the first page. |
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Word 2003 templates - Automatic detection of second page
You don't need a section break, you need a different first page header in
your template. Insert a page break in the template and format the first and subsequent page headers as you want them, then delete the page break before saving the template. -- Graham Mayor - Word MVP My web site www.gmayor.com Word MVP web site http://word.mvps.org EdGarrett wrote: We have a letterhead template designed with logos and address details plus watermark etc. for the first page. How can I modify the template so that a section break is automatically entered at the end of the first page, if the letter goes beyond a one pager and the "different first page header and footer" option is inserted from the view header and footer, on the second page without requiring manual intevention from the typist. We have people who have managed to send multiple page letters, with all pages still formatted as the first page. |
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Word 2003 templates - Automatic detection of second page
Stefan, thank you. I was all around it but this gives me a clear and accurate
path. Many thanks "Stefan Blom" wrote: You don't need a section break; just enable "Different first page" for the existing section of the template. Then temporarily insert a page break and add the contents of the main header and footer. Delete the page break before saving the template. For more, see http://sbarnhill.mvps.org/WordFAQs/Letterhead.htm. -- Stefan Blom Microsoft Word MVP "EdGarrett" wrote in message ... We have a letterhead template designed with logos and address details plus watermark etc. for the first page. How can I modify the template so that a section break is automatically entered at the end of the first page, if the letter goes beyond a one pager and the "different first page header and footer" option is inserted from the view header and footer, on the second page without requiring manual intevention from the typist. We have people who have managed to send multiple page letters, with all pages still formatted as the first page. |
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Word 2003 templates - Automatic detection of second page
You are welcome--and thank you for the feedback.
-- Stefan Blom Microsoft Word MVP "EdGarrett" wrote in message ... Stefan, thank you. I was all around it but this gives me a clear and accurate path. Many thanks "Stefan Blom" wrote: You don't need a section break; just enable "Different first page" for the existing section of the template. Then temporarily insert a page break and add the contents of the main header and footer. Delete the page break before saving the template. For more, see http://sbarnhill.mvps.org/WordFAQs/Letterhead.htm. -- Stefan Blom Microsoft Word MVP "EdGarrett" wrote in message ... We have a letterhead template designed with logos and address details plus watermark etc. for the first page. How can I modify the template so that a section break is automatically entered at the end of the first page, if the letter goes beyond a one pager and the "different first page header and footer" option is inserted from the view header and footer, on the second page without requiring manual intevention from the typist. We have people who have managed to send multiple page letters, with all pages still formatted as the first page. |
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