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From: TonyPursey on 16 Apr 2010 02:22 Using Word 2007 I use headed paper on page one and plain paper on subsequent pages. I have a 4 page document that needs editing before it is printed but each paragraph is a continuation of the last, how can I set different margins whilst allowing the text to move from or to page one . I have tried using sections. but that results in the first page margin increasing if a paragraph is removed from page one or if adding a paragraph then the last paragraph prints on page two and page two starts on page three. Any help greatfully recived. Thanks
From: Stefan Blom on 16 Apr 2010 07:00
You can push the text out of the way by using a text box (without borders) anchored to the first page header; for details, see http://sbarnhill.mvps.org/WordFAQs/DifferentMargins.htm. -- Stefan Blom Microsoft Word MVP "TonyPursey" <TonyPursey(a)discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message news:157B30AE-B376-4CAB-8C01-82883E30C0CB(a)microsoft.com... > Using Word 2007 I use headed paper on page one and plain paper on > subsequent > pages. > I have a 4 page document that needs editing before it is printed but each > paragraph is a continuation of the last, how can I set different margins > whilst allowing the text to move from or to page one . > > I have tried using sections. but that results in the first page margin > increasing if a paragraph is removed from page one or if adding a > paragraph > then the last paragraph prints on page two and page two starts on page > three. > > Any help greatfully recived. > > Thanks > |