Debbie,

This is exactly what section breaks are for. If you put a next page
section break in a document instead of a hard page break, you will find
you can create headers and footers for each section. To insert a section
break go to the Insert menu and choose Break, and on the dialogue that
appears, choose Next page. In Word 2007 the keystrokes Alt, I, B still
get the Break dialogue.

Steve

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Bugella
Sent: 04 November 2007 17:56
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Subject: [JAWS-Users] Creating more than one header in a single
document?

Hi:

I know how to create a header, but I want a different header after
entering a hard page break. For example the beginning of the document
would have todays date on every printed page. Next if I then hit
ctrl+enter, and wanted tomorrows date on the next header, wouldn't the
same header end up on the page? How can I get the new pages in the
document to reflect tomorrow's date? Sorry if this is unclear! Thanks
for the help, Deb.
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