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 don’t have to take up space in your document for details like title, author, or date. Here’s how to add and customize headers and footers in Word.

Creating a unique header for a single page in Word 2013 can be challenging at first; when you edit the page header, Word applies the change to all the pages in the document.

Microsoft Word’s margin settings cover the entire document, but you can still change the header or footer margins with this easy solution.

You don't have to work hard to print content you can't see on-screen in Microsoft Word--simply reset this default option.

This header is separated by a space, but for a more obvious segregation or to spice up the header a little, you can add a graphical line.

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.