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I tried to set a different Header for four Sections on four pages, but no joy. 

Pages 1 and 2 and 3 could have different Headers but thereafter, page 4+ copied Page 3.

A slight error I suspect. Worth reporting, which I have done to Martin W.

However, there is probably a better technique than I used
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On 14/09/2011, at 3:12 AM, Farid Benfeghoul wrote:

> Hello Takamisu,
> 
> I do not know what you mean by "New section" (I still use Classic Nisus). But it MUST be possible to define a new header for practically every page, if you wish so; this is just what layout softwares normally do, and is still possible in the Classic Nisus Writer (v. 6.5). It would be very strange that this would not be possible in NWP! Did you search the Archive? Perhaps your problem has already been solved in the past. Another possible (?) solution is to have a macro that would allow you to do this. Kino used to be extremely inventive in this (and other) respect(s). You may consider to ask him. Otherwise I can only confirm what Ben Andrus wrote: you have to use blank odd headers und stick there your changing text. But yes, it's not the elegant solution you're looking for.
> 
> Good Luck!
> 
> Farid.
> 
> 
> Zitat von Andrus <[log in to unmask]>:
> 
>> Takamitsu,
>> 
>> I don't know any way to get headers to work just as you describe  UNLESS you could somehow get the numbers you want to be automatic  numbers.  Is that possible?  Otherwise it sort of clashes with the  normal idea of running headers, and I don't see a way around messy  new sections each time.
>> 
>> But perhaps someone will have a different idea.  Maybe make the odd  header blank and then insert your "header" text at the top of each  page, or maybe make text blocks one line high and have them flow to  subsequent pages.  I'm not familiar with the new text blocks and  flowing yet-- just trying to experiment...
>> 
>> That said, A more intimate understanding of the nature of the  document and purpose of the numbers may help...
>> 
>> Hope this helps, (though obviously not much)
>> 	Ben Andrus
>> 
>> __________________________________________________
>> On 2011 Sep 12, Mon, at 3:36 pm, takamitsu muraoka wrote:
>> 
>>> Dear friends,
>>> 
>>> Does anyone know how to add different running heads on succeeding  pages?
>>> 
>>> Say I have a chapter with 50 pages. On even pages I can insert in  the Header area on the first even page by typing “Chapter I:  Phonetics.” The same text will automatically get inserted on all  the subsequent even pages.
>>> On odd pages I want to insert paragraph numbers such as “§ 1 – 4”,  then “§ 5 – 7” and so on. But if I type “§ 1 – 4” on the first odd  page, the same text gets automatically inserted on all the  subsequent odd pages of Chapter I. How can I insert a different  text on each odd page? To create a new section each two pages is a  horrible bother. There must be an easier, more elegant way to go  about it.
>>> 
>>> Cheers,
>>> 
>>> Takamitsu
>> 
>> 

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