I downloaded the document on creating templates from the
MVP site and found that if I am only creating a three-
page document that it works perfect. However, I have been
tasked with creating a template for a quarterly financial
news release that will differ in length. Because this
document reaches my desk in the 11th hour, I must format
it with different headers/footers on the first,
subsequent and last pages. Word seems to
understand "first page," "even page" and "odd page," but
it does not seem to recognize that the "last page" may
have unique characteristics.

Assume that I have eight pages of the news release: Page
1 has a 2" top margin with no header, and the footer
contains the word "more"; Page 2 through 7 have a 1" top
margin with a header that reads "Quarterly News Release"
on the left margin and "page x of 8" on the right margin,
and a footer that reads "more"; Page 8 has the same
header as pages 2 through 7 but does not have a footer.

As mentioned, I was able to replicate the instructions
for creating a template (.dot) file and it worked perfect
for a three page document. When the content of the file I
inserted exceed three pages I ran into the issue of not
being able to remove the footer from the final page
without compromising the formatting on the prior pages.

Is this an impossible request that I am being asked to
deliver?  Any expert assistance will be greatly
appreciated!