If you run into a conditional header or footer request that you can't handle, take a look at Word fields. They're not magic, but it kind of feels like magic when they do what you want.

In this article, we show you how to insert Header and Footer on some specific pages only in a Microsoft Word document the easy way.

Typically a running head appears on every page in the document; however, you can configure Microsoft Word to create a custom running head on the title page of the document only.

If you are only trying to create a different header for the first page, Word make things a lot easier. Just check the "Different First Page" option on the toolbar while editing any header.

Adding headers and footers to a Microsoft Word document is easy, even if you have a mix of header needs. Susan Harkins will show you how.

The Header in Word is used to repeat content on top of every page, while the Footer is used to repeat content at the bottom. Learn how to use it.

You can add page numbers in Word to the header or footer sections of a document using the page numbers option in the Insert menu.