Les18 Working With Headers And Footers
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This document discusses how to insert headers and footers in a Word document. Headers appear at the top of each page and footers at the bottom. The document explains how to insert built-in or blank headers and footers, add information like the date or page numbers, and format the text in headers and footers.
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