Chapter 14
Section Formatting
IN THIS CHAPTER
Using sections
Placing a cover page on your document
Adding a header or footer
Creating unique headers and footers
Suppressing the header and footer on the first page
Working with headers and footers in sections
Deleting a header or footer
A document is composed of text littering upon pages. Both the text and the pages have formats. For text, the formatting is confined to characters and paragraphs. For pages, formats apply to all pages in a document — unless you cleave the document in page formatting containers called sections.
I confess that when I first started using Word, I balked at the concept of a section. Then, for some silly reason, I wanted one page in my document to be oriented horizontally. The only way to create this effect ...
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