Office challenge: Where'd my document's header go?

If the user is working in Draft View, I would check to see if the page display has been changed so that it is not showing the space between pages. If that is the case, the headers and footers are not visible. To check this (and change this), the user can either hover over the line indicating the break in pages (or at the very top of the document) until she gets a bordered double arrow and then double click, or she can go to File -> Options -> Display and check the very top box under Page Display Options ("Show shite space between pages in Print Layout view").

The user might also be working in another page view where headers aren't visisble, such as Outline view or Draft view.

In 2010 documents you need to be sure that you have clicked the box for "show document text" otherwise it won't appear. Also be sure your margins allow for a header and/or a footer.

The logo prints, but not the text except for the em-dash.

Thanks for the suggestions. I applied Sue Green's remedies. "Show document text" was already checked. The margins were both short and narrow. Even after expanding them, no text. I went so far as to make sure there was no overlap of the logo & text and tried moving the text box to the front. The printer is a network-shared Xerox color document center. Same result in color or B&W. I need to try another printer on the network (no local printer.)

Perhaps the logo's in color and your color cartridge is empty? I use an expensive Lexmark at home and that would explain it for me.

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