Small businesses can easily add a professional look to Word documents by placing information, such as page numbers, author and title, in the document’s header or footer. It’s a real time saver, too.

Q. I’ve created a Word document with multiple chapters, and I want to insert different headers and footers for each chapter. However, each time I create a new header, it changes my previous headers.

Header: The Header helps you to edit contents on the pages’ top. They are useful for displaying information such as title, author, and page number. Footer: The Footer helps you to edit contents on the ...

Creating a unique header for a single page in Word 2013 can be challenging at first; when you edit the page header, Word applies the change to all the pages in the document. The trick to limiting the ...

The Header feature is used to repeat content on top of every page, while the Footer feature is used to repeat content at the bottom of the page. Persons usually edit the header or footer in Microsoft ...

While Word 2007 ships with a swag of handy Quick Parts for creating great-looking headers and footers in your documents, sometimes these don’t look exactly as you want them to look. With the new tools ...

How to hide content on-screen in Word, but still print it Your email has been sent Most content is meant for viewing on-screen and in print, but not always. For instance, you might want to print a ...

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