Actually I think you were dealing with the orignal issue though I am not sure if your solution would work all the time. Sorry if I am writing against survival guide rules, but, I wanted to explain what was happening to me, as a way to hopefully get a clearer answer. So, I'm looking for help too, also writing an APA paper that needs one header on first page that is special from all the rest. What I did was essentially to make every other page the same as each other. Which, I think is for books (so the left page and right page can look different) and doesn't help the problem of first page being one thing, and then ALL following pages being the same but different from the first page. Then, I checked my document and I realized I had just made header left and header be able to be different. I got excited and created an account to help everyone else out.
#How to have different headers in word mac manual
Turn on headers and footers, select font and etcĪpply apa.first page to the first page of the documentĭo Insert > Manual Break > Page Break > apply style apa.main.Īdd header with page number to second page.ĭon't forget to set your paragraph line spacing to double. If you want to do it yourself, for a simple template create two page styles (use the default page style, right click and select new. A somewhat more elaborate one is available at. "MY TITLE" (sans the words Running Head).Ĭan anyone please post simple instruction,Ī relatively simple APA 6th is available at. Then I want every other page's header to read simply Just trying to make the first page have a running header which reads: Bill Volunteer Posts: 8475 Joined: Sat 6:48 amįloatilla wrote:I would hardly call this solved. Note that when you change a header on a page, you're actually changing the header for the page style of that page, not just that one page. In your case, since pages 2+ have the same header, they can have the same page style, but the first page must have a different page style in order to have a different header. Generally, in order to have different headers on different pages, the pages must have different page styles, not different paragraph styles for the headers. Please help! ~Anne Marie (Nursing student)Īpply Styles applies paragraph styles. I have tried higlighting all of the text on my 2nd header and selecting "Header left" on the 2nd header - but as soon as I do that, the 1st header also goes to "Header left" instead of maintaining a unique style for the first header My header simply reverts to page 1 (just as the other users have said).
I cannot seem to resolve this by using the Apply Styles or using left and right header. I believe Microsoft Word has an option for "different 1st page header" or some such option!
These headers are really tripping me up I need to use THIS header for the Title page: "Running head: TITLE OF YOUR PAPER" and THIS header for all subsequent pages: "TITLE OF YOUR PAPER" (see the OWL at Purdue) Repeat the above steps to change all header or footer contents as you need.Anne_marie_oregon wrote:It is really important, as a college student, to be able to use APA format. Change the header or footer content to your needs and click the Close Header and Footer button. Then click to turn off the Link to Previous option under the Design tab.ģ. Double click the header or footer section in page 2 to enable the header or footer editing mode. Click on the top of a page where you want to start a new header or footer which is different to the original one(here I click on the top of the page 2), click Layout > Breaks > Next Page. Please do as follows to create different headers or footers in a Word document.ġ. If you want to create different headers or footers in a Word document, the method in this article can help you.Ĭreate multiple headers or footers in Word
#How to have different headers in word mac how to
How to create multiple headers or footers in a Word document?īy default, an inserted header or footer will be applied to all pages in a Word document.
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