How do I make a different header for each page on Word 2016?
Insert your header at the beginning of the second page, and select "different first page". At the end of your page header, or wherever you'd like to place it, simply choose "insert page number". Word will enable you to format the numbering style and choose whether or not numbering begins from the first page.
How do I set a different footer for each page in Microsoft Word?
For every page that needs a different footer, add a section break:Double-click the footer that you want to change, and uncheck the “Link to previous” checkbox under the Design tab (for Word 2018) or the “Header & Footer tools” tab (for earlier versions).The footer can now be edited independently of others. Repeat as needed for every page that requires a different footer.
How do you put a heading in the top right corner of a microsoft page?
I have microsoft word 2007 and I need to know how to put a heading in the top right hand corner of each page. I'm writing an essay and our teacher is requiring us to put our names in the top corner (in a light gray as opposed to black) along with the page number. For example "Smith - 2". So if my last name was Smith, which it isn't, "Smith - 2" would indicate that my last name was Smith and that this was the second page of my essay. Can anyone help?
How can I place my chapter headings in Word 2016 vertically around the middle of the page?
My method for getting content at the start of a new chapter to automatically be pushed further down on the page is to define a “First page header”.In Word 2016, you can click the “Different First Page” checkbox in the Header and Footer Tools (in older versions, use the Page Setup dialog):You don’t need to put anything in the header; just use Format > Paragraph to add space after to force the content to start lower on the first page of the section:If all of your chapters start with a new section (per how Word was designed), this First Page Header will be inherited by default for all subsequent sections.
On Microsoft Word Processor, how do you change the settings so that the headings are different?
Try this: In Word versions prior to Word 2007: 1. At the top of the first page you want Arabic-numbered (1, 2, 3), click the Insert->Break menu item. 2. Insert a Next Page type section break. 3. Click the Insert->Page Numbers menu item. 4. In the Page Numbers dialog box, click the Format button. 5. In the Page Number Format dialog box, select Arabic numbers in the number format list box. 6. If you don’t want the page numbers to be continuous between the two sections, set Page Numbering to start at number one. The radio button should switch to Start At. 7. Click OK. 8. Click OK again. 9. Go back to the first page of the document (now in the first section). 10. Repeat steps 3-5, but this time set the Number format to Roman Numerals. 11. Repeat steps 6-8. (Note: The actual insertion of page numbers in the page header or footer doesn't have to happen. Only the formatting selection is necessary. To avoid the insertion, click the Cancel button instead of the OK in Step 8). In Word 2007, 2010: 1. At the top of the first page you want Arabic-numbered, click the Page Layout->Page Setup->Breaks icon. 2. Insert a Next Page type section break. 3. Click the Insert tab on the Ribbon. 4. Click Page Numbers->Format Page Numbers menu item. 5. In the Page Numbers dialog box, select Arabic numbers in the number format list box. 6. If you don’t want the page numbers to be continuous between the two sections, set Page Numbering to start at number one. The radio button should switch to Start At. 7. Click OK. 8. Go back to the first page of the document (now in the first section). 9. Repeat steps 3-5, but this time set the Number format to Roman Numerals. 10. Repeat steps 6-7. (Note: The actual insertion of page numbers in the page header or footer doesn't have to happen. Only the formatting selection is necessary. To avoid the insertion, click the Cancel button instead of the OK in Step 7). That should do it.
How should I insert page number on top right for new chapter and below center for other pages in Ms Word?
Use the Page Setup dialog’s Layout tab to specify “Different first page” for the Headers and footers. You can then define a first page header to include the page number field code in the upper right. For all other pages, just define your footer with the page number centered. (You can use the Page Number dialog in the Header & Footer ribbon, but you’ll have more control and can add other elements if you insert it within a header or footer. Use Insert > Quick Parts > Field… and choose Page.)This will only work if each chapter is in its own section. Set it up at the beginning of your document, then use Page Layout > Breaks and choose a suitable page break. If you are printing on one side only, Next Page will be fine — but if you are printing on 2 sides, you may want to insert the Odd Page break to ensure that your new chapter starts on an odd numbered page only (i.e. it will be “recto”, or on the right side when the thesis is opened). Word will automatically insert a blank left page if the previous chapter ends on an odd page.If you have already created your thesis with page breaks between chapters, set up the page headers and footers for the first chapter, then change each manual page break to an appropriate section break.