Im using micorosft word, how do i make a header only appear on the first page?
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Try Print Page Setup & make the choices there for your various pages.'
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While in header or footer editing mode, look at the header / footer toolbar (which should pop right up) for the icon of the page with the hash mark ( # ) on it. Put your cursor where you want the page number and press that. That auto-inserts the page number.
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Go to file>page setup\nClick Alt+U\nRemove the headers and footers\nclick OK\nprint
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Yes, here's how.\nCreate a "Section" Break on the 5th page by going to "Insert" --> "Break" --> then check "Next page" under the heading "Section break types". This will create a new section starting with page 6. If you want the page numbers in the header or footer, then click on "View" --> "Header and Footer". \n\nMake sure you have your "Header and Footer" toolbar open.  To check, Right-click on an empty area within your toolbars, put a check mark on "Header and Footer" under the "Toolbars" tab.\n\nAt the top of your window, go to "Insert" --> "Page Numbers", choose your alignment, and click on "Format" on the left side. Another little window will come up, go to "Page Numbering" and click on "Start at:" and put in 6 (for the page numbering to begin with Page 6). After you've done this, then in the "Headers and Footers" toolbar, click on the little icon that looks like a book with dotted lines under it and click on it to 'deactivate' so that the header on page 6 is not linked or associated with the previous pages. That should do it.
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try customizing one of the ones from MS Office\n\nhttp://office.microsoft.com/en-us/results.aspx?Scope=TC&Query=order+form
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when u r fwding ur message, first choose fwd as text not attachment, that is done by clicking on the little arrow that is on the fwd button, and while u r on the sending page, in the textbox where ur message appears u'll be able to delete whatever headers u want,\n\ngood luck ;)
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drag the bottom of your page up to where you want it then hold down the shift key and close the page. next time you open it will stay that size
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you need to insert a Section Break into your document after page 2.\nIn your page 3, click View|Header and Footer to move into the header/footer area. But here's the most important action: make sure you click the button on the Header/Footer toolbar that says "Link to Previous". You want to turn this button off so this new header is not linked to the previous header/footer. By unlinking the header, you can enter new content into the header for this section, yet keep the information in the header in the previous section intact.
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You can do it in Visual Basic by defining a subroutine that will be called just before the document is printed:\n\nPublic WithEvents appWord As Word.Application\n\nPrivate Sub appWord_DocumentBeforePrint _\n        (ByVal Doc As Document, _\n        Cancel As Boolean)\n\nDim s As Shape\n\nFor Each s In Doc.Shapes\nIf s.Type = msoTextBox Then\n    s.Line.Visible = msoFalse\n    End If\nNext s\n\nEnd Sub\n\nThe problem is, it's a little bit tricky getting this routine hooked into the application event handler.  Translation:  I didn't get it to work.  Look at the documentation for the DocumentBeforePrint event for details on what to do.
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You can remove the Path by\n\nGo to ur Browser and click the Page Setup in File Option.\n\nRemove the Header and Footer contents there must be some %P like that in that column . Make them Empty and Press Ok.\n\nIt will work Now.
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1.  D\n\n"CENTERING INFORMATION ON A PAGE \n\nWhen you are typing a title page for your document, you will want to have the information centered on the page, both horizontally and vertically. To do this, you will need to use the center page command. To use this command, follow these steps: \n\n- Change the justification to Center. (Refer to section on Changing Justification) \n- Type in the information. \n- Click on ***Format***, in the menu bar. \n- Click on Page. \n- Click on Center. The Center page window will appear. \n- Click on Current Page. \n- Click on OK." \n\n2.  C\n\n"Main Entry: en·clo·sure \nPronunciation: in-'klO-zh&r, en-\nFunction: noun\n1 : the act or action of enclosing : the quality or state of being enclosed\n2 : something that encloses\n3 : something enclosed <a letter with two ***enclosures***> "\n\n3.  A\n\n"Here's an easy way to left-justify, center-***justify***, and right- justify text, all on the same line. If you try highlighting a section of the text and changing the justification, all the text on that line moves to the new justification. Instead, highlight the desired text, then select Format/Line from the menu bar, then choose Center or Flush Right. Only the highlighted text changes to the new justification. Using this method, you can leave some text left-justified, move some text to the center of the page, and have even more text right-justified. Formatting the justification of your WordPerfect documents has never been easier."
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I am not sure if this is what you want, but you could make a header file that includes all or most of the includes you want, and just do one include of the new header file.\neg,\n// new_header.h\n#include <other_1.h>\n#include <other_2.h>\n#include "mine_1.h"\netc\n\nthen\n#include "new_header.h"\nin your file
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You can use Microsoft 'Frintpage' (yuch), even Microsft Word (double yuch) or you can use a product like Dreamweaver, there are some ISP's that offer an online Frontpage builder from pre-built pages, you use their wizard to customise each page.
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Try default.html or default.htm. This should work.
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you need to have at least 2 sections in the document.  A header is attached to a section so if you put a section break in then you will be able to change the header in 1 section without changing it in the other.  Just remember to click the link to previous icon on the header / footer tool bar until the 2 sections are not linked.
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Go to the end of the first page and hit the delete button until you have one page. Let me know if it worked :)\n\nAnother option would be to just copy and paste what you have into a new word document :)
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I dont think that is possible if you are talking of MS word TMP file since that is mostly created during editing of an existing file to keep track of modifications for future Undo's.