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Page layout

How do I insert a landscap page with the same header and footer in the middle of a portrait document?

RE: Page layout

How to insert a landscape page in Word, between portrait pages

1. Place your cursor where you would like to insert the Landscape page in your portrait document.

2. It is best to show paragraph marks & other hidden formatting marks in your document to see what you are doing. On the Home tab, select the Show/Hide button.

3. Select the Layout tab. Under the Breaks drop down menu, select Next Page.

4. Your portrait page will now have a Section Break next page on it.

5. Scroll down to the next page. Insert another Section Break Next page.

6. Place your cursor in a paragraph between the 2 section breaks.

7. Select the Layout tab, Orientation drop down & select Landscape.

8. Your headers and footers will be linked.

9. If you need a different header and footer on the Landscape Page, you need to unlink the headers in the 3 sections.

10. Double click on the header in the Landscape Page to open the Header / Footer view.

11. On the Header & Footers, Design tab click “Link to Previous” so that it is no longer set.

12. Go to the footer and do the same.

13. Make sure you also unlink the headers and footers in the next Portrait page too.

 

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WORK menu

To add the Work menu to the menu bar or a toolbar:

On the Tools menu, click Customize, and then click the Commands tab.
In the Categories box, click Built-in Menus.
Click Work in the Commands box and drag it to the menu bar or displayed toolbar.
With the Work menu in place, you can add any open Word document to your list. Here are the options:

To add the current document to the Work menu, on the Work menu, click Add to Work Menu.
To open a document on the Work menu, on the Work menu, click the document you want to open.
To remove a document from the Work menu:
Press CTRL+ALT+- (dash key). Your cursor will look like a large, bold underscore.
On the Work menu, click the document you want to remove.

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