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When you have to insert the next page, but the header or
footer needs to be different than the previous one, from the
Page Layout Ribbon tab, click Breaks and choose
Next Page. |
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Now you can continue typing your document as usual, even
finish it as you want. Just remember to insert Section Breaks into
your document as the header or footer needs to be different for
those pages. |
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To insert your header or footer, choose Insert Ribbon tab ► Header/Footer
► Edit Header/Edit Footer. |
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You'll notice the words "Header - Section 1" is
displayed at the top left of the Header area. And the words "Footer
- Section 1" at the bottom left of the Footer area.
Enter the content of your header and footer for the first section
of your document. |
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Example of what the Section 1 Header
& Footer will look like. |
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As you scroll down to the next pages, you'll see in the next
section it will read "Header - Section 2" and "Footer
- Section 2".
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Example of what the Section 2 Header & Footer will look like. |
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Click the Link to Previous
button to NOT have this section header or footer the same as the
previous one. The words "Same as Previous" will disappears from
the top right corner of the header and bottom right corner of the footer section, where your
cursor are. |
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Enter some different content for this sections' header or footer
and the previous or next header or footer will be left untouched! |
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Once you're done, click the Close Header and Footer button from the Design Ribbon tab. |