When writing a large amount of text, it may be necessary to insert additional information right in the middle of the current document. Or at registration - add a title page. To perform these actions, use the function of inserting a new sheet.
Necessary
- - Word program (Microsoft Office package);
- - source document.
Instructions
Step 1
Open the original Word document. If it has not been created yet, open the program through the shortcut on the desktop. Enter the required text.
Step 2
Determine where in the document you want to add a blank page. Place the cursor at this point. Be careful: a blank page is formed in the place that you defined with the cursor. If set in the middle of the page, the text will be torn.
Step 3
From the menu, select the Insert tab. In the opened functions, refer to the first - "Pages". Use the down arrow for additional options. Select the "Blank Page" command. A new blank sheet will be added to the location you specified.
Step 4
If you need to add a cover page with the original work data to an already created document, also use the "Pages" tab. For additional options, select "Cover Page". It will always be inserted at the beginning of the document, regardless of the current location of the cursor.
Step 5
Starting in Office Word 2007, you will be presented with templates for your cover page. Choose the most suitable design for the current document. Replace the template text with your own. If you don't like the selected cover page, use the commands Insert> Pages> Cover Page> Delete Current Cover Page. Replace the deleted page with a more appropriate one.
Step 6
Be careful when inserting a cover page. When you execute the "Title Page" command, it replaces the existing one. A document created in an earlier version of Word (before 2007) does not support Word 2007 and later cover page templates.
Step 7
You can find out the version of your Word program yourself. Right-click on the program's shortcut on the desktop. Select the "Properties" function. In the window that opens, you will see the version of the Office suite installed on your computer.
