Headers and footers can be inserted into Word documents using the tools on the Insert tab. As with page numbers, headers and footers can be customized to meet your needs

Word includes some advanced configuration settings, such as the Word Options dialog box. This dialog box is full of different categories of settings, including General settings, Display settings, Proofing customizations, and the Advanced tab, which lets you configure a vast array of settings of different…

footer — bottom part of the page within the bottom margin, which you can see and configure in Print Layout viewing mode. header — top part of the page within the top margin, which you can see and configure in Print Layout viewing mode. formatting marks — symbols Word uses to tell the user where a space, line, or the like are in the document; these are usually hidden unless the user chooses to see them. drop cap — when the first letter of the first sentence in a paragraph is in a large, stylized font.