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In article <1992Oct27.181709.1@venus.ycc.yale.edu> weber@venus.ycc.yale.edu writes:
>I believe that information about headers and footers is associated with the
>last paragraph mark of a section. Thus, if you copy an entire document and
>paste it over a second document, the headers and footers will also get 
>replaced. Try copying everything up to the last paragraph mark in the
>source document.

More precisely, I think the properties of a section "reside" in the section
break at the end of it, with the properties of the last section of the doc
being those that would prevail if the section breaks were removed.  So, to
answer one question I saw here, to set the attributes of the second section in
a two-section document, you'd need to place the insertion point anywhere *after*
the section break, *not* on it. 

But yes, headers and footers do fall into this category, along with the
traits set in the Section... dialog.

Derek
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