Another Word question

[jan.arnopolin at thomson.com]

Zen, 
First, in File, Page Setup, Layout, make sure the Different First Page
option is selected.
Next, on the second page of your first chapter, insert the header.
Insert StyleRef and select the Chapter 1 style.  Go to the second page
of next section and select Same as Previous in Headers.  
Hope this helps,
jan

Jan Arnopolin
Technical Writer
Thomson Elite
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Sent: Friday, August 03, 2007 8:14 PM
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Subject: Another Word question

Hi All,

I am trying to create a word template where it automatically takes in
the Chapter name in to the header of the document. It is designed in
such way that a header is not inserted in the first page, but only in
the rest of the pages of the chapter.

I inserted the header in the 2nd page with Insert-Field-Styleref-Heading
1(Chapter heading style). When I try to insert the for rest of the pages
it does not insert the header, but when I toggle the pages it shows the
link as {.Style Ref "Heading 1".}.

Can all the word gurus help me please.

Zen