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Old 01-22-2014, 08:27 AM
lurchybold lurchybold is offline Change information on header for each page? Windows 7 64bit Change information on header for each page? Office 2010 64bit
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Default Change information on header for each page?

As the title states, is it possible to have headers on every page that I can have information pertinent to that page on.

Reason:

I am trying to sort a procedures manual and want each page to have a header containing

Company name: (doesn't change)
Title - PROCEDURES MANUAL: (doesn't change)
Procedure Ref: PM-3.5 (this needs to change as and when the procedure changes)
Issue No: (needs to change if the page is changed in anyway)
Approved: (doesn't change)
Page 1 of 4 (needs to change to 2 of 4 etc, but then startfrom 1 again when the Procedure Ref: above changes) (so PM-3.5 changes to PM-3.6)

The reason behind wanting it set as a header is so that when adding to a page and you overflow thepage I dont want thenext 'Header' tobe half way down thepage, itneeds (obviously) to stay at the top.

Can anyone get their heads around that lot?
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