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Diagram showing header and footer locations.
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Headers and footers remain consistent across every page of your document.
Enhance a document with images and page numbers, then prepare it for distribution physically or digitally.
Inserting images and understanding headers/footers.
A book just isn't complete without page numbers! In a digital document, the dedicated space at the very bottom of every page is called a Footer—the perfect spot to put those numbers automatically.
You can bring your document to life by adding pictures. Just use the Insert -> Image option to place a photograph or diagram into your report.
Diagram showing header and footer locations.
Headers and footers remain consistent across every page of your document.
Print Preview, Soft Copy vs Hard Copy.
Before you turn your digital work into a physical paper, it is smart to check how it looks. Using the File → Print Preview tool shows you exactly how the document will appear on the page before you waste any ink or paper.
Why and how to export to PDF.
When you save a standard text file, it remains in an editable format. This means anyone who opens it on their computer can accidentally—or intentionally—modify, delete, or alter your hard work!
MCQ on editable vs non-editable formats.
You want to email your final report to a friend, but you don't want them to accidentally change or delete your text. In which format should you save the file?