Thread: Microsoft Word 2007

Using pre-defined cover pages Creating attractive cover pages for concepts or literary tasks is difficult and time-consuming-especially if you have to do this often. Isn't there a quicker word processor solution?

From 'Insert', click 'Cover Page'. The word processor provides multiple layout variants for a cover page. Click
an appropriate variant. The cover page will automatically be inserted at the beginning of the text. It contains different field functions that transfer entries from document properties such as 'Title' and 'Author' to the new first page.



After creating your cover page you can save it as a template and use it whenever required. To do so, select the entire title page and click the 'Cover page' button from 'Insert'. In the resulting menu, click the 'Save selection to cover page gallery' option. The Create New Building Block dialog box appears. In the Name text box, enter a name for the new cover page. Make sure that Word shows the 'Cover pages' entry under 'Gallery and 'Insert content in its own page' under 'Options'. Then click 'OK' once again.