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MS Office Forum / Word / Page Layout / October 2008How do I get rid of the "same as previous" in a header
All of the suggestions require a button on the header/footer tool bar that says "same as previous". I have no such button. I am using Word 2003. Every time I change a portion of a header, it changes on a number of pages. I want separate headers for each page. The button is there, but isn't active unless you have more than one section (created by inserting section breaks) and your cursor is in the second or subsequent section. > All of the suggestions require a button on the header/footer tool bar that > says "same as previous". I have no such button. I am using Word 2003. > Every time I change a portion of a header, it changes on a number of pages. > I want separate headers for each page. And in Word 2003 it's labeled "Link to Previous."  SignatureSuzanne S. Barnhill Microsoft MVP (Word) Words into Type Fairhope, Alabama USA > The button is there, but isn't active unless you have more than one > section (created by inserting section breaks) and your cursor is in the [quoted text clipped - 4 lines] >> 2003. Every time I change a portion of a header, it changes on a number >> of pages. I want separate headers for each page. I do not even see an inactive button on my bar. There is a "show previous" and "link to previous" button. No "same as previous". > The button is there, but isn't active unless you have more than one > section (created by inserting section breaks) and your cursor is in the [quoted text clipped - 4 lines] > > Every time I change a portion of a header, it changes on a number of pages. > > I want separate headers for each page. "Link to Previous" is the current label for "Same as Previous." SignatureSuzanne S. Barnhill Microsoft MVP (Word) Words into Type Fairhope, Alabama USA >I do not even see an inactive button on my bar. There is a "show >previous" [quoted text clipped - 11 lines] >> > pages. >> > I want separate headers for each page. In Word 2003 you need to click the "Link to Previous" Icon on Headers/Footers toolbar (to turn it off) and vice versa. The "Same as Previous" words only appears in the Header/footer when this button is "active". Click the Link to Previous and it turns it off. Good Luck. Linda Shill > All of the suggestions require a button on the header/footer tool bar that > says "same as previous". I have no such button. I am using Word 2003. > Every time I change a portion of a header, it changes on a number of pages. > I want separate headers for each page. |
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