Instead, what we want is a code for page numbering, and it's available to us because you'll notice there's a new Header & Footer section to the ribbon, with a Design tab. We can click in there and we can start typing, but whatever we type is gonna appear on every page. Well, what about at the bottom? Maybe at the bottom would be a good place for some page numbering. You can choose whatever you like and click OK. And then choose a format that we wanna work with. There's Date & Time right there, give it a click. We could type in the date or we could go to Insert. Let's make this right align so everything that's entered here will be lined up on the right-hand side. So let's go down to the header area, down here on the next page. So anything we add to the bottom or top in these sections will appear on every page. So if we go down to the bottom of page one, right near the bottom edge of the paper and double-click, you can see it opens up the Footer Section and at the top of the page is the Header Section. And you can see on the rulers, it's represented by this gray area. The easiest is to simple double-click in the area above the margin, because that's where your header and footer information go, either above the top margin, at the top of your page, or below the bottom margin at the bottom of your page. So to get from the headers and footers, there's a few different ways. Let's say for example at the top of every page, we wanted to say some kind of copyright information, and the year, and at the bottom of every page, maybe some page numbering, whether it be a plain number, in the center, or the word page, there are many options to choose from. That's what we're going to explore in this movie, with our Tech Connect document 0502 if you're catching up. Instead, you should be using headers or footers. When you have content you want appearing at the top or the bottom of every page in your document, the last thing you'll wanna do is enter that stuff in yourself on every page.