Open your document, and set up the different sections to accommodate the
landscape page (or section). With the insertion point in the landscape
section, activate the Header/Footer dialog box, and click Same As
Previous to make the header and footer for this page separate from the
previous one. Repeat this procedure for the section following the
landscape formatted section.
For more information about the "Same as previous" feature, click the
Office Assistant, type "How do I create different headers and footers?",
click Search, click to view "Create headers and footers," and then click
to view the "Create a different header or footer for part of a document"
topic.
For more information about creating a landscape page, click the Office
Assistant, type "How do I create a landscape page?", and click Search.
Click the "Troubleshoot margins and page orientation" topic, and then
click "Can I have portrait and landscape pages in the same document?"
NOTE: If the Assistant is hidden, click the Office Assistant button on
the Standard toolbar. If Word Help is not installed on your computer,
re-install the program.
Position the insertion point in the landscape oriented section, click
Header And Footer on the View menu, and use either of the following
methods to create the header or footer:
Text Box Method
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a. On the File menu, click Page Setup.
b. Click the Margins tab, and increase the right margin to a value that
will give you room for the page number (text). For example, change
the right margin from the default 1 inch to 1.5 inches. Change the
other margins as needed. Then click OK.
c. On the Insert menu, click Text Box.
d. Using your mouse, draw a text box in the right margin area of the
landscape page. Once the text box is drawn, it will remain selected.
e. On the Format menu, click Text Box. On the Color and Lines tab, under
Line, change Color to No Line, and then click OK.
f. Click in the text box. On the Text Box toolbar, click the Change Text
Direction button to change the text to the desired direction
(orientation).
g. Type the desired header or footer text into the text box. To add the
page number, type the word "Page," press the SPACEBAR, and on the
Header And Footer toolbar, click the Page Number button.
h. Make any other desired formatting changes. On the Header and Footer
toolbar, click Close.
Table Method
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a. On the File menu, click Page Setup.
b. Click the Margins tab, change the Top Margin to a negative value. For
example, if your top margin is 1.25 inches, change the Top Margin
value to -1.25 inches (Note the minus sign).
c. On the Table menu, click Draw Table.
You will now have a Tables and Borders toolbar.
Using your mouse, draw a table on the right side of the header that
extends down the page. You will draw one large table cell that is in
the expanded margin area. Then, draw any additional cells by drawing
lines to divide the large cell into smaller cells.
d. Click in a table cell. On the Table menu, click Select Table.
e. On the Format menu, click Borders and Shading. On the Borders tab,
under Settings, click None, and then click OK.
f. Click the cell where you want your page number to appear. Type the
word "Page" and then press the SPACEBAR once. On the Header and
Footer toolbar, click the "Insert Page Number" button.
g. To rotate the text, on the Tables And Borders toolbar, click the
"Change Text Direction" button until the text is in the desired
direction. Then, on the Formatting toolbar, click the "Align Bottom"
button.
NOTE: A table is affected by the bottom margin of a page. It is
possible for text to be cut off (cropped) if the table is drawn in
the bottom margin area. To correct this problem, either resize your
table so it does not flow into the bottom margin, or change the
bottom margin of the page.
For more information about tables, click the Office Assistant in
Word, type "How do I use a table?" and click Search. Click the "About
working with tables" topic.
h. Make any other formatting changes as desired to the text box or
table. On the Header and Footer toolbar, click Close.