Microsoft Word is the most popular service for working with text documents.
Microsoft has created a convenient service with many valuable tools and features.
Users do not always understand how to use this or that tool in Word.
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The thing is that by default, the Header is applied and present on all pages at once.
However, not everyone knows this function can be applied only to one page.
Lets look at how the Header works and what you better apply to the first page only.
What is a header in Microsoft Word?
Let me start by telling you more about what a header is in Word and how it works.
Headers in Microsoft Word are a standard element of any page in your Microsoft Word document.
By default, it sits above the text box where you enter text and is invisible.
The Header usually includes short information about the documents title, author, or section you are currently reading.
Below you will find detailed steps to do this.
Lets take a detailed look at what you gotta do to do this.
you might even insert any picture or other media into it.
You must hit the red Close Header and Footer buttons to block the Header.
Note that you might automatically put information about the author and the files name into the Header or Footer.
To do this, use the button Document Info.
What is a footer, and how to add it on Microsoft Word?
Let me briefly explain what a footer is and how it works.
As you may have already understood, this function works together with the Header.
you’re free to also use the Header & Footer tab to edit the footer formatting.
