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From: Mary Ann on 31 Jan 2006 07:40 I am creating a template. I want the first page to have different headers, footers and margins from subsequent pages. When I save the template, I want only one page to be present. I have used the ?Different First Page? in Page Setup to create the two sets of headers and footers, which works great. However, I cannot set different margins for the subsequent pages because Page Setup only gives me the options Whole Document or From This Point Forward. If I was doing this in an ordinary document for myself I would insert a section break at the appropriate point and then create different margins for that section. But ? I am setting up a blank template for others to use and therefore don?t want to put the section break in. Is there a way to do this?
From: Greg on 31 Jan 2006 07:59 See: http://sbarnhill.mvps.org/WordFAQs/Letterhead.htm
From: DeanH on 31 Jan 2006 10:01 If you create the second page (whether by insert page break, or however), then set the margins, etc to how you want it. I tend to save just then. Then delete the now, non-required second page. then re-save. I have found that the settings for any second and beyond pages have been saved on this file for any future user. Best of luck. DeanH "Mary Ann" wrote: > I am creating a template. I want the first page to have different headers, > footers and margins from subsequent pages. When I save the template, I want > only one page to be present. > > I have used the ?Different First Page? in Page Setup to create the two sets > of headers and footers, which works great. > > However, I cannot set different margins for the subsequent pages because > Page Setup only gives me the options Whole Document or From This Point > Forward. If I was doing this in an ordinary document for myself I would > insert a section break at the appropriate point and then create different > margins for that section. > > But ? I am setting up a blank template for others to use and therefore don?t > want to put the section break in. > > Is there a way to do this?
From: Mary Ann on 1 Feb 2006 11:01 Thank you for your reply Dean. I couldn't get this to work for me but now have an alternative solution. "DeanH" wrote: > If you create the second page (whether by insert page break, or however), > then set the margins, etc to how you want it. I tend to save just then. > Then delete the now, non-required second page. then re-save. I have found > that the settings for any second and beyond pages have been saved on this > file for any future user. > > Best of luck. > DeanH > > > "Mary Ann" wrote: > > > I am creating a template. I want the first page to have different headers, > > footers and margins from subsequent pages. When I save the template, I want > > only one page to be present. > > > > I have used the ?Different First Page? in Page Setup to create the two sets > > of headers and footers, which works great. > > > > However, I cannot set different margins for the subsequent pages because > > Page Setup only gives me the options Whole Document or From This Point > > Forward. If I was doing this in an ordinary document for myself I would > > insert a section break at the appropriate point and then create different > > margins for that section. > > > > But ? I am setting up a blank template for others to use and therefore don?t > > want to put the section break in. > > > > Is there a way to do this?
From: Mary Ann on 1 Feb 2006 11:01
Thank you - useful site. "Greg" wrote: > See: > http://sbarnhill.mvps.org/WordFAQs/Letterhead.htm > > |