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I though that different sections could never be linked together and require always a new header/footer definition. However two more problems remain: The headline "backup concept" and date + page information is currently all left justified. I want the headline to be left justified and the date+page info right justified. How can I tell this to Word2007? Furthermore there is a curious situation when I click on the footer of a FOLLOWING page. As you can see on the attached snapshot the header area comes BELOW the footer area. Whats wrong? How can I "repair" this? Peter |
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The method used most often is to set a right-tab at the far right margin and use a tab between the left-justified material and the right justified material. By default headers are set to have a center tab and a right-justified tab. A second method is to use a borderless table with two columns and set the justification in the two columns as you want. |
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Make a copy of your document. Then create a new document and copy the content from the copy to the new document, one section at a time without the section breaks. You will then need to recreate the section breaks. You can copy the headers/footers from the copy to the new document. This is a lot of work and you may want to wait to see if someone else has a better idea. |
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Corruption certainly seems the most likely explanation in this case. For more, see http://word.mvps.org/FAQs/AppErrors/CorruptDoc.htm and the KB article at http://support.microsoft.com/kb/826864/en-us/.
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Stefan Blom Microsoft Word MVP Microsoft 365 apps for business Windows 11 Professional |
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