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All of these steps outlined for the headers are the same steps for the footers. This feature is really handy when you have different numbered chapters in the same Word file, versus having a separate file for Chapter 1, a separate file for Chapter 2, etc. By using this feature, you can even include a cover page in a document and still use headers and footers without them appearing on the cover page. There are several ways to create and use headers and footers in a Word document, however this article will cover the Page Layout, Breaks, Next Page feature.
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