To modify a header and footer in a section: Section2.GetRange().Paragraphs.Add( 'Section2: Test Paragraph' + p.ToString()) Insert header and footer for odd and even pages of the second section Link the header and footer of pages with the previous section Section.GetRange().Paragraphs.Add( 'Section1: Test Paragraph' + p.ToString())

Insert header and footer for even pages Set different header and footer for the first page of the section

Add header and footer, by using the Add method, on different pages, for example, first page, even page, and odd page.

Use the Headers and Footers properties of the Section class to access the header and footer collection of the section.

For example, access first section of the document.

Access a section where you want to add a header and footer.

Note that changing the value of this property affects all the section in a document. When set to false, the Primary type header/footer is displayed on all the pages of a section. When set to true, Primary headers/footers are displayed for odd-numbered pages and EvenPage headers/footers are displayed for even-numbered pages.

OddAndEvenPagesHeaderFooter - This property is provided by the PageSetup class and accepts boolean value.It accepts boolean value to determine whether the section should have a different header and footer for its first page or not. DifferentFirstPageHeaderFooter - This property is provided by the PageSetup class.When the value of this property is set to true for a section, then the section displays the same header and footer as the previous one. It accepts boolean value to determine whether the header/footer is linked to the previous section. LinkToPrevious - This property is provided by the HeaderFooter class.However, rendering of headers and footers in a document depends on the following properties:: When the first page header is not set, the primary header is displayed on the first page. FirstPage - The header that appears only on the first page.

EvenPage - The header or footer that appears on the even pages.Primary - The header or footer that appears on the odd pages.

In addition, GcWord provides three different types of headers and footers through HeaderFooterType enumeration, which are listed below: The header and footer of a particular section can be accessed using Headers and Footers properties of the Section class which are of type HeaderFooterCollection class. The HeaderFooter is not a part of the document body and it does not get derived from the ContentObject class, hence it is not a content object. These headers and footers have their own body which represents the header and footer content. In GcWord, headers and footers of a section are represented by the HeaderFooter class which provides access to the content and settings of header and footer. Headers and footers are generally used to display document name, date, page number, etc.

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