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In the above two steps, you need to separate the pages of different formats with section breaks, so that you can apply them to the section separately when formatting.

3. Insert the header and footer on the second page.

4. Insert the page number, header, and footer (which can be ignored if you already have one) on the fourth page

5. Double-click the header of the second page, the header and footer toolbar appear, and click the penultimate button - "Link to the previous one", that is, cancel the link with the previous one.

6. On the fourth page, page number, do step 5 again.

7. Delete the footer of the second page.

8. Delete the page number of the first page. Delete the page number on the second page. This leaves the page number only after the fourth page.

It's a bit confusing, but it's good to actually have a document operation. The general idea is to divide the sections into sections, cut off the associations of the sections, and format them separately. - Knowing this, the internal format of each section can be set up by trying it yourself.

Let's start with page numbers: Once you open the document, you can do "Insert - Page Number". Your question is how to start on page 4 as the first page?

The steps are:1Insert – page number; 2.

In the "Page Number" menu, first remove the check box in front of "Page Number on the Home Page", and then click "Format" in the lower left corner; 3.Click "Start Page Number" in the pop-up item "Page Number Format", and enter the number 4 in the box at the back, click "OK", and it's OK.

The setup of your header and footer is more complicated:1You have to insert a splitter at the end of the first page and the end of the third page - and the next page of the document is divided into three sections, so that you can use section breaks to separate the pages of different formats, and you can design them separately when setting the header and footer.

2.Next, set the header on the second page, with the footer vacant;

3.Double-click on the header of the second page to bring up the header footer toolbar, and click the penultimate button, "Link to Previous", which means unlinking to the previous one.

4 On the fourth page, set the header and footer, and double-click the header to unlink the format from the previous page.

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How to do it with Office Word.

This is a special kind of calligraphy, and each line fades.

After I use word to make it**, I can only choose the text to carry out the text effect, and I can't do the text effect line by line) How to use office word.

This is a special kind of calligraphy, and each line fades.

After I use word to make it**, I can only choose the text to carry out the text effect, and I can't do the text effect line by line) How to use office word.

This is a special kind of calligraphy, and each line fades.

After I use word to make **, I can only choose the text to carry out the text effect, and I can't carry out the text effect line by line).

Word comes with a copybook mode, but it is very inconvenient to enter Chinese characters, and you need to select them one by one.

So I use ** + WordArt myself.

Draw the square** first, insert the WordArt, and enter the first line of text.

WordArt is formatted as: Text Border Black, Fill Colorless, Shadow None, Reflection None.

Set the WordArt to "float above the text", align the ends scattered, and then adjust the size of the text to be in the center of **.

Copy the first line of WordArt and paste it into the second line, and you can set the text border to gray.

And so on. The reason for this is that I didn't find a hollow calligraphy font like Huawen Caiyun. If there is a font, it is much more convenient to install it directly and then set the text color.

For the subject's reference.

Greenhorn? Huh

1. The ruler is the width of the current page, which can be used as an alignment and reference;

2. Slider, you select a certain line or many lines, and then pull the slider, you can shrink those lines to a certain place in the body of the text (I often use the case of A3 directory centering);

3. The right angle is the most marginal part that can be inserted into the header, and it is also the size of the default standard text; Through the page settings, it can be widened to 2 sides;

4. The "Tian" glyph is convenient for all selections, and will not appear when printing, including the small arrows in the text or in the text, and the black dots in front of the title after formatting will not be displayed when printing;

5. Blue is indispensable, because now computers are mostly widescreen, so the word document is automatically reduced to a certain proportion to fit; If you want him to be dissatisfied with the screen, you can hold down Ctrl, and then scroll the mouse wheel, you can zoom in or out of the view, but it is not that the whole document will become larger, but the view will become larger, and the real size will not change;

6. The font of the general text, the text is used in the fourth word, and the fifth word is used.

7. Like you**, I feel that it is beyond the scope of the page, it is recommended to click on the "Tian" glyph symbol, right click - automatic adjustment - adjust according to the width of the window; to make adjustments.

The ruler above and the right angle below are corresponding, the first word will not exceed the right angle when entering and exiting the text, and you can print it out when you overprint it, and the text is generally small four font sizes.

The margins can be adjusted in office07