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As an expert in document formatting, I'm often asked about customizing headers and footers in Microsoft Word. Changing the running head on the second page is a common request, and it's a feature that allows for different headers on different pages, which can be particularly useful for formal documents, reports, or academic papers.

Here's a detailed step-by-step guide on how to change the running head on the second page in Microsoft Word:


1. Open Your Document: Start by opening the Word document where you want to modify the header.


2. Access the Header: Go to the first page of your document where you want the header to be different. To access the header, double-click on the header area at the top of the page.


3. Differentiate the First Page: Once you're in the header, you need to tell Word that you want a different header for the first page. On the Header & Footer Tools (which appears when you're editing the header or footer), look for the Design tab.


4. Set Up Different First Page: In the Design tab, find the Options group. There should be a checkbox labeled Different First Page. Check this box to indicate that you want the first page header to be different from the rest.


5. Edit the Second Page Header: Now, navigate to the second page of your document. Double-click the header area again to enter the header editing mode for the second page.


6. Link to Previous Header: Before you make any changes, ensure that the header for the second page is linked to the previous section. This is important if you have multiple sections in your document with different headers. Look for the Link to Previous Header button in the Header & Footer group on the Design tab and uncheck it if it's checked.

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Customize Your Header: With the link to the previous header broken, you can now customize the header on the second page as desired. You can add text, images, page numbers, or any other elements that you need.

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Save Your Changes: Once you're satisfied with the changes, click on the header outside the editing area or simply click anywhere in the main text area to exit the header editing mode.

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Preview Your Document: It's always a good idea to print a preview of your document to ensure that the headers are displaying correctly.

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Final Adjustments: If you notice any issues, go back to the header editing mode and make the necessary adjustments.

Remember, the process can vary slightly depending on the version of Word you're using, but the principles remain the same. The ability to customize headers and footers is a powerful feature that can enhance the professionalism of your documents.

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Microsoft Word 2007 and Microsoft Word 2010:On the View tab, select the Print Layout document view.Double click the header area of the document.On the Header & Footer Tools Design tab, in the Options group, select the check box for Different First Page.More items...read more >>