You can't view it if you only have one page and if the setting is for
"different first page." It is stored as the section's "header." What I do,
when in the h/f view is click on the button for page layout and uncheck
"different first page." I close that dialog and the "header" is available
for editing. When done, I return to the layout dialog and recheck "different
first page." The "header" disappears and the "first page header" is back.
Alternative: in the body of your document you can (temporarily) insert a
manual page break (Ctrl-Enter).
Final note, you should save your "document" as a template -- and then delete
the original document.
--
Charles Kenyon
See the MVP FAQ: <URL:
http://www.mvps.org/word/> which is awesome!
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carolyn said:
I've created a Word2002 doc using different 1st page header command. I
added the 2nd header on page 2. (This doc will be used like a form and can
be either 1 page or several pages long, hence the two headers.) The question
is, when this document is only 1 page in length, what happens to that second
header information? Where is that information stored, and can I view it?
Thank you!
