http://tortoiseshell.net/coffeebreak/blog/index.php/58/practice-create-a-custom-footer-and-save-it-as-a-building-block-in-word-2007.html Short computer lessons for new and everyday users. They shouldn't take much longer than your coffee break. Sat, 24 Jul 2010 16:53:48 -0400 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.2 hourly 1 http://tortoiseshell.net/coffeebreak/blog/index.php/58/practice-create-a-custom-footer-and-save-it-as-a-building-block-in-word-2007.html/comment-page-1#comment-1055 Brian Delaney Wed, 08 Apr 2009 22:21:06 +0000 http://tortoiseshell.net/coffeebreak/blog/?p=58#comment-1055 how will i be notified of an answer? how will i be notified of an answer?

]]> http://tortoiseshell.net/coffeebreak/blog/index.php/58/practice-create-a-custom-footer-and-save-it-as-a-building-block-in-word-2007.html/comment-page-1#comment-1054 Brian Delaney Wed, 08 Apr 2009 22:16:52 +0000 http://tortoiseshell.net/coffeebreak/blog/?p=58#comment-1054 i created a form in MS Word 2007. I added a header and placed in the current date. I copied the form to the next 29 pages. I want the date to change on the top of each page to the next incremental date. (IE: April 1, 2009 will be on the first page... April 2, 2009 will be on the second page etc..) HOW do I make it do that? please advise. i created a form in MS Word 2007. I added a header and placed in the current date. I copied the form to the next 29 pages. I want the date to change on the top of each page to the next incremental date. (IE: April 1, 2009 will be on the first page… April 2, 2009 will be on the second page etc..) HOW do I make it do that? please advise.

]]> http://tortoiseshell.net/coffeebreak/blog/index.php/58/practice-create-a-custom-footer-and-save-it-as-a-building-block-in-word-2007.html/comment-page-1#comment-725 Loren Thu, 06 Nov 2008 14:08:22 +0000 http://tortoiseshell.net/coffeebreak/blog/?p=58#comment-725 Hello Carole. Word does show a temporary line that defines <img class="rpic" src="http://tortoiseshell.net/Graphics/header_line.png" alt=""/> the space given to both the header and footer while you are working in either one: is that what you are thinking will stay on? There are plain headers and footers in Word, and any header or footer you create would not have a line unless you inserted one. Please leave another comment if this doesn't help. Good luck! Hello Carole. Word does show a temporary line that defines

the space given to both the header and footer while you are working in either one: is that what you are thinking will stay on? There are plain headers and footers in Word, and any header or footer you create would not have a line unless you inserted one. Please leave another comment if this doesn’t help. Good luck!

]]> http://tortoiseshell.net/coffeebreak/blog/index.php/58/practice-create-a-custom-footer-and-save-it-as-a-building-block-in-word-2007.html/comment-page-1#comment-724 Carole Gibbs Thu, 06 Nov 2008 11:15:48 +0000 http://tortoiseshell.net/coffeebreak/blog/?p=58#comment-724 When I insert a custom footer, why does the line appear at the top of the page as well when I do not want a header and want the line removed. If I ask to remove the header the line still remains. You do not have a plain header available, nor footer - why? Surely we can choose whether we want a line or not in the document. When I insert a custom footer, why does the line appear at the top of the page as well when I do not want a header and want the line removed. If I ask to remove the header the line still remains. You do not have a plain header available, nor footer – why? Surely we can choose whether we want a line or not in the document.

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