WD: How to Make Table Headings Different on First Page

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1. In the first row of the table, type the text that you want to appear on the second and subsequent pages of the table. (In the example given in the "Summary" section of this article, you would type Results of Survey, Continued.)
2. Select the first row.
3. On the Table menu, click Headings. At this point, the text will appear at the top of the table on every page.
4. On the Insert menu, click Text Box, and draw a text box over the first heading (make sure that the text box remains selected). On the Format menu, click Text Box, and click the Colors And Lines tab. Under Fill, in the Color box, click White; under Line in the Color Box, click No Line, and then click OK.
5. Size and position the text box so that it obscures the word or words that should not appear on the first page. Also, make sure the text box does not obscure any borders of the first row of the table. (In the example, you would move the Text Box so that it covered the comma and the word "Continued.")
6. On the tools menu, click Options. Click the View tab and select Object Anchors, and then click OK.
7. Click to select the text box. Drag the anchor of the text box to the left of the table to the second row.
8. Lock the anchor by doing the following:
   
   
   1. On the Format menu, click Text Box.
   2. Click the Position tab.
   3. Click to select the Lock Anchor check box.
   4. Click OK.
   NOTE: You will now see a lock on the anchor icon.