HOW TO HAVE 2 DIFFERENT MARGINS ON DIFFERENT PAGES WORD HOW TO
Ok up next, I'm going to show you how to add a title page and a blank page at the beginning of your document. Here's, and here's, and 3 and so forth and so on. We'll start on the first page, you can see here we've got our page numbers where we want them, in those outside margins. Choose a blank header or use one of the built-in options. So we're going to do that, we're going to go to FILE, and then Print, and then over here you can see. Go to the Insert tab on the main menu and select Header from the Header & Footer section. Now whenever you're doing page number work or footer work, you want to check your work in the print preview area. We'll make this page number bigger, and we'll give it the 20 points that we did the other one.Īnd now we will move it over as well, we'll move it over about an edge–an inch away from the edge of the page. So we're going to scroll down, and we're going to insert our cursor in this Even Page Footer.Īnd we'll go over here to Page Number, Bottom of Page, and then, this first option's pretty good, okay? Set multiple page size in a single Word document following some easy steps. Okay, that looks pretty good, now we're just going to do the same for the next page. Insert Separate paper sizes on the same doc - Microsoft Word. So I'm going to do that by moving this right indent marker over about an inch away from the page. Margin: The margin is the white space between the edge of the page and where text or other items can be placed in your document. On the Layout tab, in the Page Setup group, click Margins : 3. So I'll change the point size to 20.Īnd now I'm going to move this page number over here. Select pages or paragraphs on pages that you want to switch to Portrait or Landscape orientation. Then for the header that you want to have a larger vertical margin, 'pad' that header either by selecting the header paragraph and adding 'spacing before' in the Format Paragraph dialog, or by adding one or more extra blank lines before or after the header. Note: If your document contains multiple sections, the new margins apply only to the selected sections. Set the vertical margin for the whole document to the smaller of what you want on the first page or the remaining pages. So first I'm going to make it bigger so that you can see it better. Change margins in your document to change the layout and make sure everything fits. So we're going to choose this third one here because we want that page number to be over here, and what we'll do is move it a little bit here. Now we're going to head on over here and put in a Page Number.Īnd, we're going to click Bottom of Page, and these first few choices here aren't exactly what we need… but we're going to choose the closest one we want. We're going to go down here and we're going to double-click the footer area, okay? And the tricky little option that we need to choose here is Different Odd & Even Pages. So, let me show you how to do that, it's kind of tricky. Now we're going to set the page numbers for those margins.Īnd in this case, we want the page numbers for the left hand pages to be in the lower left corner of that outside margin.Īnd then, on the other side, we want to mirror that, so we want the page number to be here in the lower right corner of this outside margin. In the last video, we set mirrored margins.
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