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ATTACH DOCUMENT WITHOUT FOOTER
I have template which, when opened, runs an autonew macro offering
users the chance to attach another document. Problem is the original doc has a footer, but the attached doesn't and I don't want it to have one. However the default setting seems to be that the footer on the second doc is set to 'same as previous' so it picks up the footer from the first. How can I avoid this? Hope this makes sense. Jacqueline |
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ATTACH DOCUMENT WITHOUT FOOTER
See http://word.mvps.org/faqs/formatting...thSections.htm.
-- Stefan Blom Microsoft Word MVP "Jacqui" wrote in message ... I have template which, when opened, runs an autonew macro offering users the chance to attach another document. Problem is the original doc has a footer, but the attached doesn't and I don't want it to have one. However the default setting seems to be that the footer on the second doc is set to 'same as previous' so it picks up the footer from the first. How can I avoid this? Hope this makes sense. Jacqueline |
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