These footers and headers can be edited independently. So in the document above, 3 sections means there are 3 headers and 3 footers (they're empty at present). Once a document is sectioned, as in the example above, Word will create a separate header and footer for each section. To set the page orientation, position the cursor again in front of the right paragraph mark ringed in red and go into File > Page Setup > Margins. Position the cursor in front of the right paragraph mark ringed in red and set the second section break. Go into Insert > Break, Section Break (Next Page). To insert the first section break, position the cursor in front of the left paragraph mark ringed in red. What if you had a graphic in the middle of the document that fitted in better in landscape but you wanted the rest of the document in portrait? Well, Include 2 section breaks in the document so that it is divided into 3 sections and apply the landscape page layout only to the 2nd (middle) section. it is one section, then applying a landscape page layout will apply to the whole document. Why use sections? This can be best explained by using a specific feature as an example, like page layout. As you move through the document, the section the cursor is in will be shown on the left-hand side of the status bar near the bottom of the screen. Note that the section break does not print. Sectioning a word document is simply placing a marker (section break) in a document to divide it into logical parts. Watch out in the explanation below that you don't get sections (a feature in Word) confused with work sections. It is appropriate then at this point, to go into some background on the sections feature of Word. However once you know, you'll never want to go back you'll probably even marvel at what nifty features they are. Where headers and footers are involved, one needs to understand Microsoft ® Word sections, and how headers and footers behave in general, before one can understand the fix. Link operates slightly differently with Masterspec Minor Residential - seperate instructions are at the bottom of the navigation.īefore printing it is important to check that the header carries through the entire document and that the right-hand footer text matches the work section title. These instructions relate to using Masterspec Link with the Masterspec Standard, Structural & Civil, Services, Landscapes, Basic and Interiors Libraries.
#EDIT FOOTNOTE NUMBER WORD FOR MAC FOR MAC#
Note Apply the Footnote Reference style to the duplicates to match footnote formatting.Have a subscription? Download Masterspec Link for Mac now Select desired footnote from the For which footnote area, then click Insert.For Reference type select ‘Footnote’ and for Insert reference to select ‘Footnote number’.On the Reference tab, in the Captions group, click Cross-references.
The footnote reference mark is added to document at the insertion point. Alternatively, click Symbol button, select character and click OK. In the Custom Mark field type the preferred number or symbol.The Footnote and Endnote dialog will appear. On the Reference tab, in the Footnotes group, click the Dialog Launcher.Inserting Duplicate Footnote using Symbols.
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