When you want something repeated at the top and/or bottom of every page, such as page numbers, book names, chapter names, dates, details about the author etc. You will see their usage in things like books and reports or any kinds of long and detailed documents.
No, not really unless you're using it at work or school and need to print it out and it gets printed out of the wrong printer...
The header and footer in a document are very important. These notes can give the reader more information about the document they are reading.
I use sections in a word document when typing reports that you may want to change the header or footer. When you create a section break, you can restart page numbers in the footer, for example.
Double click the header (or footer) to open it for editing, select all (Ctrl + a) Delete. Close the header/footer, save.
To place a header in a Microsoft Word document using Microsoft office 2007, go to the insert tab. Near the middle of the tab is an option for either a header of footer, click the one you want. If you are using and older version of office, I think you go to view in the toolbar and click the header/footer menu, but I haven't used the older office in a while, so this might be wrong.
Because your pages will be automatically numbered, no matter how many pages you have in the document and what changes you make. There are also extra facilities available, like giving the total of the pages in the document. Again this can be calculated automatically, so you do not have to worry about it or change it as the amount of pages in a document changes. You can also put a standard formatting on them and be sure they are in the same location on each page, or have their positions changing on odd and even numbered pages.
The Header/Footer Toolbar is used the least often in PowePoint.
&[Tab] is the code that is used.
the feature used to add identifying information to a spreadsheet is a Header-Footer.
The tfooter and theader elements are used to define the elements inside of a table that make up that tables header and footer respectively. They are particularly useful in complex tables, where the header and footer might otherwise not be obvious.
Headers and Footers are used for automatically putting things on every page on a document or on alternating pages, without having to put them in page by page. In a book you will have the number on every page. That is done by putting them into the Footer or Header. Sometimes you will see the name of the book or the chapter on every page. That is done with Headers and Footers. Sometimes the pages will alternate, with different things on odd and even pages. Sometimes you have the name of the book on one page, and the chapter on the other page, when you have the book open. Using Headers and Footers you can put other things automatically for every page, like the date or the time, or the author of the document.
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.
Headers and Footers are used for automatically putting things on every page on a document or on alternating pages, without having to put them in page by page. In a book you will have the number on every page. That is done by putting them into the Footer or Header. Sometimes you will see the name of the book or the chapter on every page. That is done with Headers and Footers. Sometimes the pages will alternate, with different things on odd and even pages. Sometimes you have the name of the book on one page, and the chapter on the other page, when you have the book open. Using Headers and Footers you can put other things automatically for every page, like the date or the time, or the author of the document.