You have to unlink the footers. Click View | Header and Footer to activate
the header/footer area. Click in the footer. Then, on the Header and Footer
toolbar, click the Same As Previous (or maybe it was called Link to Previous
in Word 2003--I don't remember) button to turn it off. Now you can remove
the "S" from the (relevant) header of the first section.
Note that if there are multiple footers (and headers), which will be the
case if "Different first page" or "Different odd and even" is checked in
File | Page Setup, each footer must be unlinked separately. See
http://sbarnhill.mvps.org/WordFAQs/HeaderFooter.htm.
Note also that if you are planning to insert fields that make use of page
numbers, such as cross-references or table of contents, these will not
include anything typed into the footer (or header), such as the "S";
instead, they will only reflect what is displayed by the page number fields.
--
Stefan Blom
Microsoft Word MVP
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> Hi,
>
> i have another question on Header/footer issue for office word 2003 but
> this
> is regarding the section break. In the document, say i have 4 pages at the
> moment with the following footer.
>
> Page i
> Page ii
> then ----- apply section break (next page) with starting at 1
> Page 1
> Page 2
>
> That's great, so far so good. But if i went to change the footer for the
> page 1 to page S1. Page 2 becomes Page S2. That's good. However, the
> preceding page like Page i and Page ii have become Page Si and Page Sii
> respectively. Why'd the footer get changed even when they are in different
> section in the document.
>
> How do i get around this?
>
> Thank you in advance
>
>
>
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