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Reply Mon 4 Feb 2008, 16:03Delegate Celine said...

Celine has attended:
Excel Introduction course
Word Intermediate course

Header and footers

how to customize them?

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Reply Sun 10 Feb 2008, 13:58Trainer Stephen said...

RE: header and footers

Hi Celine

Thank you for your question

If you click on the view menu and select headers and footers you can then customise them in a number of ways.

First you can insert text, page number etc. by using the header and footer toolbar

You can insert pictures (e.g. Logos) by clicking on Insert-Picture-From file.

You can also go into File-Page set up and choose to have the header on the frontpage different from all the other headers

Hope this helps

Regards

Stephen

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