Hi Mark,
Put your footer text into an IF field in your footer. It must be between
quotation marks and cannot contain quotation marks.
{ IF { Page } = 2 "footer text" }
Insert the field braces using Ctrl-F9. Don't type them using the braces on
the keyboard; they don't work. You can do this by typing the text for the
fields and then select each field (working from the inside to the outside)
and press Ctrl-F9. Or, you can press Ctrl-F9 as you get to the place where
you want each field and use your arrow keys or mouse to leave the field and
continue typing. When you have finished the entire field, move the insertion
point (cursor) into the field and press the F9 key.

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> I've created an 8 page document where I wish to have a
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> Many thanks in advance for all who helped.
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> Mark
Mark - 30 Dec 2003 18:26 GMT
Charles,
Thank you for your reply.
I've tried to do what you've said but am going wrong
somewhere. I've typed out what you've stated below and all
the information appears on the footer.
What have I missed?
Thanks,
Mark
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Suzanne S. Barnhill - 30 Dec 2003 23:15 GMT
Did you use Ctrl+F9 to insert the field delimiters as Charles instructed
you?
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Mark - 31 Dec 2003 14:46 GMT
Suzanne,
Yes I did.
I followed charles word for word but I definatrly
misunderstanding something.
Mark
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Graham Mayor - 31 Dec 2003 17:31 GMT
You need to toggle the display to show the field result (ALT+F9) then
probably update (F9) also.

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Mark - 31 Dec 2003 18:30 GMT
Graham,
That was the last piece of the jigsaw.
Problem now solved.
Many thanks to all who helped & Happy New Year!
Mark
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Hi, Mark,
There are two possible solutions.
The simpler one -- assuming that the page with the footer will always
be page 2 -- is to insert a nested field in the footer, using Ctrl+F9
to insert each pair of field braces:
{ IF { PAGE } = 2 "Show this" "" }
The more complex one is to insert section breaks before and after the
material on page 2, turn off the "Same as previous" setting in each
section's footer, and place your text only in the section 2 footer.
>I've created an 8 page document where I wish to have a
>footer on page 2 only.
>
>Many thanks in advance for all who helped.
>
>Mark
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