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pillainp · 30-07-2007, 05:22 PM

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Normally, when you create a template, the title (1st page) contains your logo and header and the remaining (blank) pages are created using CTRL+ENTER to insert new pages. This is done at the outset of document creation by setting the Page layout to "Different 1st Page" in the Layout section of the Page setup dialog.

To create a template where every page has the logo or other material as it is added, when you create the template, simply open the Page Setup dialog and clear the tick against the "Different 1st Page" option.

Alternately, you can create the first page, use CTRL+ENTER to add a new page and then create all your logos on that new page. From then on, every new page added will also have all your material on it.

30-07-2007, 05:22 PM	#8 (permalink)
pillainp Apprentice Join Date: Jan 2007 Posts: 96	Re: Tips For Microsoft Office Word @gx_saurav Normally, when you create a template, the title (1st page) contains your logo and header and the remaining (blank) pages are created using CTRL+ENTER to insert new pages. This is done at the outset of document creation by setting the Page layout to "Different 1st Page" in the Layout section of the Page setup dialog. To create a template where every page has the logo or other material as it is added, when you create the template, simply open the Page Setup dialog and clear the tick against the "Different 1st Page" option. Alternately, you can create the first page, use CTRL+ENTER to add a new page and then create all your logos on that new page. From then on, every new page added will also have all your material on it.