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I can't delete a header setting in word 2011 for mac
I can't delete a header setting in word 2011 for mac









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Set the distance from the top and bottom page margins: Click the arrows or enter values in the Top and Bottom fields (below the Header and Footer tick boxes). Use different headers and footers for left and right pages: If your document uses facing pages and you want to enter different information on left and right pages, select the “Left and right pages are different” tick box. To format headers and footers, do any of the following: In this case click in the toolbar and choose Page Number. Note: If you already added a page number on another page, you don’t see the Insert Page Number pop-up menu. Try putting text in the header and the page number in the footer, for example, to avoid cutting off the text. However, if there is text or a page number already in one of the fields, the original field limits apply. If the text in your header or footer is too long to fit in a field, the field adjusts to allow for the longer text. If a button is dimmed, that format can’t be applied to the selected text. To change the font, font size, colour and alignment of header and footer text, select the text, then use the controls in the Format sidebar. Left and right pages are different: When this tick box is selected in a document using facing pages, the headers and footers on left and right pages can be different. Deselect this tick box if you want to use different headers and footers for this section. Match previous section: Use the same headers and footers from one section to the next. If the document has more than one section, the setting applies only to the first page of this section. Hide on first page of section: Hide the header or footer on the first page. To set header or footer behavior for each section, click the Section tab at the top of the Document sidebar, then choose any of the following:

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To set the distance from the top and bottom page margins, click in the toolbar, click the Document tab at the top of the sidebar, then click the arrows or enter values in the Top and Bottom fields (below the Header and Footer tick boxes). Instead, click in the toolbar and choose Page Number. Update: Commenter GE suggests that copying and pasting your entire document into a new file may also get rid of the problem.Note: If you already added page numbers in another section, you don’t see the Insert Page Number pop-up menu. Shameless plug for my new blog, where I continue to write posts about life, design, usability, the tech industry, language, cooking and other little geeky things. If this was helpful, let me know in a comment! P.S.

  • Go back to View and switch back to Print Layout.
  • Repeat for the other one – I think it was Continuous Footnote Separator.
  • It’s handy to have “show non-printing characters” switched on.

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    Delete any extra spaces, carriage returns etc.

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  • In the drop-down list that appears in the Footnotes area, choose Footnote Separator.
  • (On Macs, go to View > Footnotes – thanks to commenter Gerard for spotting this)
  • Go to the References tab and click Show Footnotes.
  • Turns out this is caused by something called a footnote separator which you have to go to Draft mode (under the View tab in MS Word 07 and up) to edit it. It was wreaking havoc on my formatting and turning all my tables into multiple-paged impossible-to-read clusters of cells. Today while editing my 40-page behemothof a PW report (before adding all figures, tables and double-spacing and enlarging the fonts) I was unlucky enough to encounter this issue:Īfter the footnote divider line, but before the footnotes themselves, there would be a huge expanse of blank space. It’s frustrating having programs screw up on you when there’s a pressing deadline to meet.











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