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Yes you can use headers in Excel. You can also use footers. Like in any kind of printed document, there is a margin area in which headers and footers can be used.
WordPad does not have headers and footers. WordPad is not a full word processor so it lacks some features that you will find in a word processor.
Sometimes they are. Headers and footers are used to convey information. If you write a contract or proposal, you probably want page numbers on each page, so you can identify where to find information. Headers and footers are not exclusive to academic writing.
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The correct answer is Draft View. In this view graphics, headers and footers are not displayed.
Headers are at the top and footers are at the bottom of a page. They contain text or images that appear on every slide.
Margins. However headers and footers appear in the top and bottom margins respectively and they can be typed in.
WordPad does not allow headers and footers. Check out this word processor: http://www.jarte.com/ You can define headers and footers in the Page Setup.
The "Design" tab in Microsoft Word includes options for creating different headers and footers. To create a different header and footer for the first page of a document or a section, you can use the "Different First Page" option. To create different headers and footers for odd and even pages, you can utilize the "Different Odd & Even Pages" option under the "Design" tab.
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