Apply the header to a single page

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Hello,

I have a 29-page document, I have added a header that includes logos.

The header has been applied to the whole document except for the cover page, which is the first page: that's fine.

Now I want only the second page to contain the specific header in question.

So I want all the other pages to have no header.

Please provide a correct and precise response.

Thank you in advance.

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  1. C-Claire Posted messages 4562 Registration date   Status Member Last intervention   2 250
     
    Hello,

    to get a "correct and precise" answer, your request should have been clear too ;-)
    For example, what version of Word are you using?
    Did you use a pre-made cover page (tab "Insert", "Cover Page") or did you create it yourself on the first page of your document?

    If you used the Cover Page function:
    - insert a section break between this page and the next (tab "Layout", "Breaks", "Next Page") ;
    - double-click in the header of the second page and disable the "Link to Previous" option;
    - insert your logos.
    That should be enough.

    Now, if it’s only the header of page 2 that is concerned, you can simplify your life by placing the logos at the top of the page, not in the header. But that's not professional.

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    C-Claire
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    1. houssam100 Posted messages 36 Status Member 2
       
      First of all, thank you very much for your response

      1. I am using the 2007 version
      2. The cover page is created by myself
      3. I have already thought about doing that (placing them without going through the header section)

      I believe it's the right solution, what do you think?
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    2. houssam100 Posted messages 36 Status Member 2
       

      And I would also like to know how to start the numbering from page X, given that I have created a frame where the numbers are inside, but it is numbered from the first page, which is the cover page, even if it is not displayed in the footer.

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