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Create a different header for each page in Word | HEADER - FOOTER |
In this video, we will learn how to create a different header for each page in Word. If you are using Word to write long documents such as your academic research or work reports, you may need to put a different header for each page. …I will guide you step by step on how to do that. Step 1: Open Word and select the page you want to edit its header: Open Word on your computer and load the document that needs to modify its page header. Select the page you want to change its header. Step 2: Set the display for the page: Select the “Page Layout” tab in the top bar of Word. Click on the “Page View” button and choose “Page Layout”. Step 3: Activate the header and footer of the page: When activating the page layout, new sections will appear at the top and bottom of your page known as “Page Header” and “Page Footer”. Click on the “Page Header” section. Step 4: Change the current page header: Modify the current page header according to your needs. You can add a special title or logo or any other content you want to appear in the page header. You can use the formatting tools available in the toolbar to customize the page header according to your taste. Step 5: Create a different page header for the next page: After modifying the first page header, click on “Close Header and Footer” to move to the next page. You will notice that the page header on the new page is different from the previous page. Modify the new page header according to your preferences. Step 6: Repeat the steps for the remaining pages: Repeat step 5 for the remaining pages in your document, where you will be able to modify the page header for each page and customize it according to your own requirements. You can add unique content for each page header, such as page numbers, the subtitle, logos, or any other information you want to appear in the page header. Step 7: Save the changes and review the results: Once you have finished modifying the page headers for all pages, save the changes to your document. Then, preview the results by scrolling through the pages of the document to check that the page headers correctly differ for each page.
Thus, we learn how to create a different page header for each page in Word. You can use this method to customize page headers according to your personal or professional needs. I hope these steps are clear and useful to you. Thank you for watching and I look forward to seeing you in the next video so don’t forget to comment on the video and like to get the next video
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