Next, click View, Header and Footer to open the Header and Footer toolbar. In Word 2003, the steps required to do so run well into the double digits:Ĭlick Insert, Break, select "Next page" under "Section break types," and click OK.
You might think a sophisticated program like Word would make it easy to reformat a single landscape page and revert to the original formatting afterward, but it isn't. The pages frequently switch between portrait and landscape orientation, so I have to relocate the page number and remove the other header and footer information on the landscape page and then add it back to subsequent portrait pages. Many of the Microsoft Word documents I edit are loaded with complicated tables, charts, and other figures. The company I work for creates very technical reports.
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