The extra General section spotted by Bob must surely come within the PC document, which you easily check by creating a blankĭocument and comparing their Ribbons. I did not get to see the image, since lately this forum has been displaying assorted posts with question mark picture placeholders. Si mi respuesta te ha servido, márcala como solución o como útil. _ If an answer provides a solution or you find it helpful, please mark it accordingly. As before, the large dialog box will show a preview. You can also insert it via the main menu's Now, as you type the header's name, Word should show you the option to insert it. In the blank field under "Enter AutoText entries here," type a unique sequence or name for the selected header.Place a checkmark next to "Show AutoComplete tip.".Select the AutoText tab at the top of the dialog.The dialog box you just used to define the AutoCorrect sequence will show a partial preview of the header. Now, back in your document, all you need to do is type h1\ to have Word paste that header. Above the field to the right, select "Formatted text".In the blank "Replace:" field, type a unique sequence (for instance, "h1\").Likewise with "Replace text as you type".Make sure there is a checkmark at the top, next to "Automatically correct.".Select the AutoCorrect tab at the top of the dialog.Whatever elements you want to be in your "header library" should already be selected.AnĪutoText entry needs to be typed partially, then Word will offer to insert it. What are their differences? AnĪutoCorrect entry needs to be typed in its entirety for Word to replace it. Now you have two courses of action and both work similarly. Start by going to your header and selecting whatever elements you want to be in your "header library." Then select However, you can use to features that would yield a similar result (preview included). Unfortunately, the Ribbon is not customizable in Word 2011 for Mac. Thank you and sorry again for an incomplete question. It may not be possible, but I thought I would seek answers from the experts here. What I need to do is be able to create a custom template footer and header that consist of an image (company letterhead header and footer).
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sorry for those who took time to answer me - I have been wracking my brains trying to figure out how to do this with an image, not with just text. Is anyone familiar with how to achieve this?ĮDIT: I forgot a very important part of my question. I can find a great deal of information on how to do this for PCs, but can't find anything to help me with doing the same for Mac. I'd like this toīe available and saved to the Normal.dotm so I can also distribute the Normal file to my colleagues to use as well. I have seen custom headers and footers that are available in the Footer tab under "General" (see image attached) and would like to know how I can create headers and footer of my own, or amend or delete the footers/headers in the document.
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