This guide will walk you through the process of changing headers in a Microsoft Word document.
This guide will walk you through the process of changing headers in a Microsoft Word document, specifically tailored to meet the requirements for ACTs transcripts. By following these steps, you’ll be able to update headers for different sections within a document without altering headers in preceding sections.
Step-by-Step Guide:
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Insert a Continuous Section Break
- Go to the page before the header you'd like to change.
- Click on the "Layout" tab.
- Click on the "Breaks" dropdown menu.
- Choose "Continuous".
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Access the Header
- Double-click within the header you'd like to change.
- Disable Link to Previous
- Under the "Header & Footer" tab, ensure that "Link to Previous" is not highlighted or selected.
- Under the "Header & Footer" tab, ensure that "Link to Previous" is not highlighted or selected.
4. Modify the Header
- Now, you can edit the header for the current section without affecting the headers in previous sections.
If the Page Numbers Within the Headers Change After Inserting a Continuous Section Break:
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Double-click within the header where the page number changed.
- Click on "Insert"
- Click on the "Page Number" dropdown
- Click on "Format Page Numbers..."
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Ensure "Continue from previous section" is chosen.
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