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How to Make Different Footers in Word for Any Page Click on the Insert menu. Click on Footer. Choose the footer style that you want to use. Click on Edit Footer to edit any of these. Create your first footer, and hit Esc to exit. Now move your cursor to the last page where you want this footer to appear.

Point to the document, click the arrow that appears, and then click Edit in Microsoft Office program name. For example, click Edit in Microsoft Office Word. In the document, workbook, or presentation, right-click the label, and then click Lock Label on the shortcut menu.

Double-click the header or footer area (near the top or bottom of the page) to open the Header & Footer tab. Check Different First Page to see if it's selected. If not: Select Different First Page.

How do I lock a header and footer to prevent editing? Open the Word document that contains the header and the footer that you want to protect from changes. ... Make sure that the cursor is at the top of your Word document. Click Layout-> Breaks-> Continuous and then click OK. Click Restrict Editing under Review tab.

How do I lock a header and footer to prevent editing? Open the Word document that contains the header and the footer that you want to protect from changes. ... Make sure that the cursor is at the top of your Word document. Click Layout-> Breaks-> Continuous and then click OK. Click Restrict Editing under Review tab.

Click the File tab and then click Info in the left pane. Click Protect Document and choose Restrict Editing from the dropdown (Figure C). Word will return to the document and display the editing options in the Restrict Editing pane. Check the second option and choose No Changes (Read Only) from the dropdown (Figure D).