WD2000: Next Page Button Closes Header or Footer ViewID: Q212302
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If you click the Next Page button (located in the lower-right corner of the
Word window) when you are in either the header or the footer, the header or
footer layer closes, and you return to the document layer. This
functionality is different from versions of Word prior to Word 97, where clicking the Next Page button displays the header or footer of the next page.
If you click the Previous Page button while you are in the header or
footer, the system beeps. This functionality is also different from
versions of Word prior to Word 97, where clicking this button displays the previous page.
This functionality improves usability and prevents confusion about which header or footer you are editing. In versions of Word prior to Word 97, when you clicked the Next Page or Previous Page button, Word displayed the next or previous page but did not change the header or footer view to correspond to a new section of the document. As a result, when you viewed a page in another section and changed the header or footer, you changed the header or footer of the wrong section.
To work with headers and footers in a different section of the document, click the Show Next or Show Previous button on the Header And Footer toolbar. To view the header or footer on a different page, view the document in page layout or print preview.
Additional query words: heading footing
Keywords : kbusage wd2000
Version : WINDOWS:2000
Platform : WINDOWS
Issue type : kbprb
Last Reviewed: May 13, 1999