continous breaks to change footers

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Guest

I have been trying to set up a document that has a certain footer on the
first few pages and no footer on the last few pages. I put in the footer,
then insert a continous section break in the body of the text on the first
page that I want to change the footer so that I can break the link between
that footer and the previous one. However the footer on that page after the
break is still section 1 and therefore I cannot break the link. The footer
on the following page is section 2. What am I doing wrong?
 
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Graham Mayor

It seems you have your break in the wrong place. Move the break to the
previous page!
Alternatively use a conditional field around your footer and lose the break
eg

{IF{Page} > 5 "Insert your footer here"}

Change 5 to the number of the relevant page.

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Graham Mayor - Word MVP

My web site www.gmayor.com

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G

Guest

DT:

With a Continuous break, you have two sections on one page. The header and
footer content on a given page are detemined by the first section on the
page, not the second. You may need to use a Next Page, Odd Page, or Even Page
break and be prepared to start your new header and footer on the page after
the break.

Bear
 
G

Guest

Thanks. That helped a lot.

Bear said:
DT:

With a Continuous break, you have two sections on one page. The header and
footer content on a given page are detemined by the first section on the
page, not the second. You may need to use a Next Page, Odd Page, or Even Page
break and be prepared to start your new header and footer on the page after
the break.

Bear
 
G

Guest

Thanks.

Graham Mayor said:
It seems you have your break in the wrong place. Move the break to the
previous page!
Alternatively use a conditional field around your footer and lose the break
eg

{IF{Page} > 5 "Insert your footer here"}

Change 5 to the number of the relevant page.

--
<>>< ><<> ><<> <>>< ><<> <>>< <>><<>
Graham Mayor - Word MVP

My web site www.gmayor.com

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