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I want to remove header and footer for some specific pages in Microsoft Word 2007. I know that I can use "different first page" to remove header and footer for first page, but I want to remove them for specific pages. Is there any way?

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    After consulting a very knowledgeable person on the subject, it is not something you can do. The most you can do in the header/footer is remove from the first page or alternating odd/even pages. If you want something else you might be able to fake it using footnotes in the body of the page.
    – Casey
    Jun 7, 2014 at 18:29
  • Is there any reason you can't unlink the header/footer before the pages you want to remove them for and then duplicate the header and footer manually for the subsequent pages you want them on?
    – Adam
    Jun 8, 2014 at 10:11

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Header and footer are Section dependent. One section has a single header/footer. So you will have to split your document into sections. Then configure each section for the kind of header/footer you want there.

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  • This is correct. To elaborate on how that is done, insert a section break prior to the page where you want the different header/footer text, open the header/footer design tool by double-clicking in the header area of the document and format as needed.
    – Karen927
    May 20, 2019 at 22:22

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