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hi,
We are using a lexmark T630 and office 2000.
We need to set up a template for all users to type a company letter.
We need the 1st page which has the company logo to print in tray 1 where the letterheaded paper is and to print all remaining pages of that document on tray 2 which will contain blank paper.
Please help.............Cathy.
We are using a lexmark T630 and office 2000.
We need to set up a template for all users to type a company letter.
We need the 1st page which has the company logo to print in tray 1 where the letterheaded paper is and to print all remaining pages of that document on tray 2 which will contain blank paper.
Please help.............Cathy.
Create section breaks in Word. Once you have the two sections, place the cursor in the first section and then go into Page Setup... and set the tray options for that section. Do the same for the second section (placing the cursor in text apprearing in the second section) and again going into Page Setup to set the other tray for that section. Repeat for each section you need done.
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thanks - how can i insert a section break in word.
Cathy
thanks - how can i insert a section break in word.
Cathy
Go to menu Insert > Break > Section break:
Next Page (begins the section at the top of the next page) <<< use this one
Continuous (begins the new section on the same page)
Even Page and Odd Page (begins the new section on the next odd-numbered or even-numbered page in your document.
Next Page (begins the section at the top of the next page) <<< use this one
Continuous (begins the new section on the same page)
Even Page and Odd Page (begins the new section on the next odd-numbered or even-numbered page in your document.
Sections are also good for other formatting differences you need to appear in one single document. You can have one section with a "Page Setup" to be 'landscape' orientation, and other section within the same document be in 'portrait'. Other formatting changes you wish can be set into any section you want. You can even protect one or more sections to prevent others who open the document from making any edits, while keeping other sections available for edits. It is really quite amazing what you can do. Like the comment above from acseven, you can use sections for chapters in a book while keeping the entire book to one Word document.
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Hi cdowd - glad I could help :-)