How to have different margins on the first page Users often ask
how to have different (usually larger) margins on just the first
page of a document or section. This is really not at all
difficult, but this article assumes that you already know how to
access the header or footer of a document in your version of
Word and how to add content to it. If not, you should first read
my article on using headers and footers. Different margins =
different section You may know that margins are a section
property. In order to change the page margins (or the paper size
or orientation, the number of columns, or, in most cases, the
content of the header or footer), you must insert a section
break. For this reason, you may believe—and many people will be
quick to tell you—that if you want to have different margins on
the first page of a document or section, you must insert a
section break. Not so! One section > three headers and footers
You should also know that any document or section can have up to
three separate headers and