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hello and in this video im going to show you a special method to delete the header and footer from just one page in a word document so i have a very simple document here its about six seven pages but theres one particular page that i dont want the header and footer to appear there which is part two if you are working on a long or complex word document very often you will encounter these scenarios is that you dont want the header and footer to appear on the first page of a new chapter or on the first page of a new session on the first page of a new part like this one okay so lets learn how to do it now first we will need to go to the end of the previous section and insert a section right so go to insert sorry go to layout go to break and then select section break next page so basically all the pages before part two will be put into one section and then part two onwards it will be another section now double click on the top of the page and this will ac