Today, I came across a very effective tip when dealing with Word.

In our line of work, we often have to create monster Word documents with numerous headings, styles, tables, figures, captions, footnotes, references, table of contents, and so on. Cleaning up the Table of Contents (TOC) in Microsoft WordĪs a consultant and architect, I consider myself a pretty heavy Microsoft Word user. This is my first blog post in that category which I have dubbed Tips & Tricks and it focuses on cleaning up the Table of Contents in Microsoft Word.

Call it a journal or a sort of external memory. Once this has been done, all old pages will be the same as will the even ones.In my motivation for starting my blog at, I explained one of the purposes of my blog was to simply write down stuff I was going to forget for sure. Do not worry, after finishing with the current page header or footer, select the next page and make your changes. Note 2: When first editing an odd or even page the heading or footer will effect both types pages even if Different Odd & Even Pages is selected. Additionally, to have all the pages effected the same, remove the check marks from both choices. Exampe: It isn't possible to have different odd & even pages selected for header with out having different odd & even pages selected for the footer too.

Note 1: These choices will effect both the footer and header.

Show Document Text ( Can be disregarded since it's not related this subject.).

Different Odd & Even Pages ( See Note 2).

Notice under the sub tab of Design there are check boxes: ( See Note 1).

How to configure heading and footer differently depending the page: Here the few limited options available: effect all pages at once effect odd and even pages differently effect the first page differently from the rest the combination of all these. It seem that Microsoft has excluded any away to specifically pick which individual page to show or not show the header or footer.

Word header on first page only 2019