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Different first page margin
I'd like to set up a letter that prints the first page on letterhead and
subsequent pages on blank paper. I need to set the first page margin at 2.3 inches and subsequent pages at 1 inch. I've used a continuous section break to do so, but if I then edit the text of the letter, the section break no longer falls at the end of the first page (it comes too soon on page 1 if I remove text, or wraps to page 2 if I add text). Is there a way to set different margins that doesn't run into this problem? |
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Different first page margin
I'm using Word 2003
"dabug007" wrote: I'd like to set up a letter that prints the first page on letterhead and subsequent pages on blank paper. I need to set the first page margin at 2.3 inches and subsequent pages at 1 inch. I've used a continuous section break to do so, but if I then edit the text of the letter, the section break no longer falls at the end of the first page (it comes too soon on page 1 if I remove text, or wraps to page 2 if I add text). Is there a way to set different margins that doesn't run into this problem? |
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For the best way to create a letterhead in Word, see
http://sbarnhill.mvps.org/WordFAQs/Letterhead.htm. -- Stefan Blom Microsoft Word MVP "dabug007" wrote in message ... I'd like to set up a letter that prints the first page on letterhead and subsequent pages on blank paper. I need to set the first page margin at 2.3 inches and subsequent pages at 1 inch. I've used a continuous section break to do so, but if I then edit the text of the letter, the section break no longer falls at the end of the first page (it comes too soon on page 1 if I remove text, or wraps to page 2 if I add text). Is there a way to set different margins that doesn't run into this problem? |
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Thank you! That works well.
"Stefan Blom" wrote: For the best way to create a letterhead in Word, see http://sbarnhill.mvps.org/WordFAQs/Letterhead.htm. -- Stefan Blom Microsoft Word MVP "dabug007" wrote in message ... I'd like to set up a letter that prints the first page on letterhead and subsequent pages on blank paper. I need to set the first page margin at 2.3 inches and subsequent pages at 1 inch. I've used a continuous section break to do so, but if I then edit the text of the letter, the section break no longer falls at the end of the first page (it comes too soon on page 1 if I remove text, or wraps to page 2 if I add text). Is there a way to set different margins that doesn't run into this problem? |
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You are welcome.
-- Stefan Blom Microsoft Word MVP "dabug007" wrote in message ... Thank you! That works well. "Stefan Blom" wrote: For the best way to create a letterhead in Word, see http://sbarnhill.mvps.org/WordFAQs/Letterhead.htm. -- Stefan Blom Microsoft Word MVP "dabug007" wrote in message ... I'd like to set up a letter that prints the first page on letterhead and subsequent pages on blank paper. I need to set the first page margin at 2.3 inches and subsequent pages at 1 inch. I've used a continuous section break to do so, but if I then edit the text of the letter, the section break no longer falls at the end of the first page (it comes too soon on page 1 if I remove text, or wraps to page 2 if I add text). Is there a way to set different margins that doesn't run into this problem? |
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