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i am trying to make a document with different sizes of headers and footers.
this means i need to set the margins at where the text begins at different points on the 1st page and continuation pages. The first header is thicker than the ones on the continuation pages. i set the boundary of where the text should start on this page but this means that on the conitinuation pages the text starts too low. I have tried page breaks to seperate the pages and setting a differnt 1st page in the headers and footers section. what can i do to solve this? thanks rob |
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See http://sbarnhill.mvps.org/WordFAQs/Letterhead.htm for a better approach.
-- Suzanne S. Barnhill Microsoft MVP (Word) Words into Type Fairhope, Alabama USA Word MVP FAQ site: http://word.mvps.org Email cannot be acknowledged; please post all follow-ups to the newsgroup so all may benefit. "underdog0000" wrote in message news ![]() i am trying to make a document with different sizes of headers and footers. this means i need to set the margins at where the text begins at different points on the 1st page and continuation pages. The first header is thicker than the ones on the continuation pages. i set the boundary of where the text should start on this page but this means that on the conitinuation pages the text starts too low. I have tried page breaks to seperate the pages and setting a differnt 1st page in the headers and footers section. what can i do to solve this? thanks rob |
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![]() You need to divide your document into different sections. Per section you can define different header and footer formats (font, paragraph settings, etc) underdog0000;2478906 Wrote: i am trying to make a document with different sizes of headers and footers. this means i need to set the margins at where the text begins at different points on the 1st page and continuation pages. The first header is thicker than the ones on the continuation pages. i set the boundary of where the text should start on this page but this means that on the conitinuation pages the text starts too low. I have tried page breaks to seperate the pages and setting a differnt 1st page in the headers and footers section. what can i do to solve this? thanks rob -- Henk57 |
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A section break is not needed just to have a larger header on the first page
of a document/section. -- Suzanne S. Barnhill Microsoft MVP (Word) Words into Type Fairhope, Alabama USA Word MVP FAQ site: http://word.mvps.org Email cannot be acknowledged; please post all follow-ups to the newsgroup so all may benefit. "Henk57" wrote in message ... You need to divide your document into different sections. Per section you can define different header and footer formats (font, paragraph settings, etc) underdog0000;2478906 Wrote: i am trying to make a document with different sizes of headers and footers. this means i need to set the margins at where the text begins at different points on the 1st page and continuation pages. The first header is thicker than the ones on the continuation pages. i set the boundary of where the text should start on this page but this means that on the conitinuation pages the text starts too low. I have tried page breaks to seperate the pages and setting a differnt 1st page in the headers and footers section. what can i do to solve this? thanks rob -- Henk57 |
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