Microsoft Word Headers and Footers

What is a header in Microsoft Word?

• A header in Microsoft Word is a section at the bottom of each page that contains information such as page numbers, document title, or author name.

• A header in Microsoft Word is a feature that allows you to change the font style and size of the text.

• A header in Microsoft Word is a tool that automatically corrects spelling and grammar errors in your document.

• A header in Microsoft Word is a section at the top of each page that contains information such as page numbers, document title, or author name.

How can you format footers in Microsoft Word?

• Go to the 'Insert' tab, click on 'Footer' and select the desired footer style.

• Press Ctrl + F and select 'Footer' from the drop-down menu.

• Right-click on the bottom of the page and choose 'Footer' from the context menu.

• Click on the 'Page Layout' tab and select 'Footer' from the 'Header & Footer' section.

What are some common uses of headers in Microsoft Word?

• Creating tables or charts

• Some common uses of headers in Microsoft Word are adding titles or headings, creating a consistent look and feel, and adding page numbers or other information that should appear on every page.

• Inserting images or shapes

• Changing the font style and size

Which tab is used to add a header/ footer/ or page number

• Home

• Insert

• Design

• File

Reorder the following steps to add a footer to a document

• click on the Footer button

• Go to the Insert tab, and

• select the desired footer style from the drop-down menu.

Which command is pressed to add date and time?