[MLamar]

I am trying to change to landscape in the middle of the document without
losing my current header. (I tried the section breaks but it puts in a
header from the beginning of the document). How can I change the layout
without losing the current header?

[Jean-Guy Marcil[_3_]]

MLamar was telling us:
MLamar nous racontait que :

I am trying to change to landscape in the middle of the document
without losing my current header. (I tried the section breaks but it
puts in a header from the beginning of the document). How can I
change the layout without losing the current header?

What does "I tried the section breaks but it puts in a header from the
beginning of the document" mean exactly?

Did you already have a header?
If so, how did the orientation change put a header at the beginning if it
was already there?

What Word version?

If you want a portrait-header on a landscape page (i.e. on the narrow side
of the page), you will have to rebuild the header in a text box and place
the text box at the appropriate location...

See:
http://word.mvps.org/faqs/formatting...apeSection.htm

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Jean-Guy Marcil
Montreal, Canada

[DeanH]

When you create the new section, ensure you unlink from previous for the new
Header. From your description, it sounds that you have "Different first page"
as a setting. When you create the new section, this will also have this
settings, and without unlinking what you put in the new Header will also
appear in the first Header.
Use the link that Jean-Guy Marcil has posted for instructions on how to
accomplish what you are after.
Hope this helps
DeanH

"MLamar" wrote:

I am trying to change to landscape in the middle of the document without
losing my current header. (I tried the section breaks but it puts in a
header from the beginning of the document). How can I change the layout
without losing the current header?