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I don't have time to set, or change, the 'Header Position from Top' and 'Footer Position from Bottom' for each page individually and manually! How can I set them all at once, in one fell swoop? Pl...
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TextKit
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2022-08-05T09:00:34Z (over 2 years ago)
- I don't have time to set, or change, the 'Header Position from Top' and 'Footer Position from Bottom' for each page individually and manually! How can I set them all at once, in one fell swoop?
Please see the green arrows in the screenshot below. Page 2 is "linked to previous", but the 'Header Position from Top' and 'Footer Position from Bottom' still differ!- 
- I don't have time to set, or change, the 'Header Position from Top' and 'Footer Position from Bottom' for each page individually and manually! How can I set them all at once, in one fell swoop?
- Please see the green arrows in the screenshot below. Word deceitfully allegates that Page 2 is "Link[ed] to Previous" and "Same as Previous", because the 'Header Position from Top' and 'Footer Position from Bottom' still differ!
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TextKit
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2022-08-05T08:58:44Z (over 2 years ago)
In Word, how can I set 'Header Position from Top' and 'Footer Position from Bottom' simultaneously for all pages?
I don't have time to set, or change, the 'Header Position from Top' and 'Footer Position from Bottom' for each page individually and manually! How can I set them all at once, in one fell swoop? Please see the green arrows in the screenshot below. Page 2 is "linked to previous", but the 'Header Position from Top' and 'Footer Position from Bottom' still differ! 