Complete header and footer processing and frequently asked questions 1. Question: How to set a different header for each page in WORD?

How to make the headers displayed differently for different chapters?

Answer: Divided into sections, each section can have a different header.

File - Page Setup - Layout - Header and Footer - Different Home Page 2. Question: How can I use a different header for each chapter in word?

Why can I only use one header now and change them all once I change it?

Answer: In Insert delimiter, select Insert section break. You can select the continuous one, and then click the "Same as before" button before changing the header on the next page. Any further changes will not affect the previous one.

In short, section breaks make them independent.

The "Same as before" button on this toolbar is displayed on the toolbar, but it is in the form of an icon. Move the cursor above and the words "Same as before" will be displayed. 3. Question: How to merge two WORD documents?

Different headers need to be written in two files first and then merged. How to do this?

Answer: In the header setting, select the options such as different odd and even pages/different from the previous one. 4. Question: How to realize different odd and even pages in WORD editing header setting? For example: single page Zhejiang University dissertation, this one is easy to set; double page:

(Title of each chapter), what’s the trick with this one?

Answer: Insert the section separator, remove it the same as the previous section settings, and then set the odd and even pages to be different. 5. Question: How to make the WORD document only have the first page without header and footer?

Answer: Page Settings - Header and Footer, select a different home page, then select the small arrow in the header of the home page, Format - Border and Shading, select None, just go to "View" - "Header and Footer",

In the page settings, you can see a "same as before" sign without selecting the entire document. If you don't select it, the settings before and after will be different. 6. Question: How to set the header from the third page?

Answer: Insert a section break at the end of the second page, and remove the same section as the previous section in the header format of the third page. If there is a header on the first and second pages, just set it as the main text. ●In the new document

, Menu - View - Footer - Insert page number - Page number format - The starting page number is 0, OK; ● Menu - File - Page Setup - Layout - Different home page, OK; ● Place the cursor at the end of the first page, Menu - File

—Page Setup—Layout—Different Home Page—After applying to the insertion point, OK.

The difference between steps 2 and 3 is that step 2 applies to the entire document, while step 3 applies after the insertion point.

In this way, after making two different homepages, the page numbers will start from the third page and numbered from 1, complete.

7. Question: A straight line automatically appears in the WORD header. How to deal with it?

Answer: Change the format from "Header" to "Clear Format", which is on the far left of the "Format" shortcut toolbar; select the header text and arrows, Format - Borders and Shading - Settings and select None 8. Question: The header is normal

Yes————, write the title or something else on it. What you want to do is to change this line into a double line. How to change the line used to modify the header in WORD to a double line? Answer: Follow the following steps:

●Select the text of the header, including the arrow at the end ●Format - Border and Shading ●Select Linear to Double Line ●In the preview, click the small square on the lower left, double lines will appear in the previewed graphic ●Confirm ▲The top and bottom lines

It can be set by clicking on the four small squares around the preview, and the header line can be in different positions. 9. Question: How to delete footnotes in Word?

Delete the corresponding symbols in the text. The content can be deleted, but the final format is still there. What should I do?

Answer: The steps are as follows: 1. Switch to the normal view, go to "View" - "Footnotes" in the menu, and then the endnote editing bar will appear at the bottom.

2. Select "Endnote Separator" in the endnote drop-down menu. Then the short horizontal line appears. Select it and delete it.

3. Then select "Endnote continuation separator" in the drop-down menu. This is the long horizontal line that appears. Select it and delete it.

4. Switch back to page view.

Endnotes and footnotes should be the same. 10. Question: Is there a function of automatic word segmentation in Word? Often words are too long. It would be nice if you could set automatic word segmentation. Answer: Go to Tools-Language-Hyphenation

—Automatic hyphenation, check it, word is still very powerful 11. Question: How to change the traditional Chinese characters in the word document to simplified characters?

Answer: Tools-Language-Chinese Simplified and Traditional Conversion 12. Question: How to fine-tune the WORD table lines?

The upper and lower vertical lines of the WORD table cannot be aligned. I drag one of the lines with the mouse, but it goes far away as soon as I drag it. I want to fine-tune the vertical lines of the table to align the upper and lower lines. What should I do? Answer: Select the upper and lower cells, and then specify the other two cells.

The width can be aligned. You can press "Alt" no matter how you pull it. Open the drawing and there will be an adjustment coordinate line. Click to adjust the horizontal spacing and vertical spacing to the minimum value.

Open drawing, and then set the horizontal and vertical spacing in the drawing grid in the lower left corner to the minimum.