If your template is only one page but the document
based on it can be multiple pages, you will want to set up the
header/footer for all pages or for the second and subsequent pages before
setting a different header/footer combination for the first page. (The
header/footer for all pages becomes the header/footer for second and subsequent
pages when you select the option for a different first page.)
To do this, first (with your template being only one page), .
. .
Switch to the Header/Footer View pane.
View è
Header and Footer

The Header and Footer toolbar will pop up and your
insertion point (cursor) should be in a box with a dashed border that says
"Header." (If it says "First Page Header" don't worry, we'll
get to that in a bit. Keep reading.) If you are in "Normal" or "Web"
view when you tell Word that you want to view Headers and Footers,
you will be switched to Page Layout (Print Layout) view and any text on your
regular page will either turn gray or disappear. When you close the Header and
Footer toolbar, you'll be switched back to the view you started from.
Create the Header for All Pages or for Second and Subsequent Pages
If you want anything to appear in the header for all pages
or for the second and subsequent pages, put it in here (in the window
designated "Header").
Create the Footer for All Pages or for Second and Subsequent Pages
If you want something in the footer for all pages or for the
second and subsequent pages, click on the "Switch Between Header and Footer"
button on the Header and Footer toolbar.
This will take you to a box at the bottom of the page that
says "Footer."

Create a Different (or No) Header / Footer For the First Page
Click on Page Setup on the toolbar.

This will display the Page Layout Dialog Box.

Check the box for "Different first page" and then
click on OK to close that dialog. Now the header box will
say "First Page Header" and anything you typed in the " Header" box
before
will be gone!

Type what you want to go in the header on the first page of your
document, then click on the Switch button
and type in anything you want in the
first page footer.

Save your template. When your template is used to create a document, if the
document extends onto a second page, the headers / footers you originally typed
will appear on the second and subsequent pages.
What If It Says "First Page Header" When I Said It
Would Say "Header?" in the Box's Border?
Then type in the material for the header / footer to go on
the first page. Click the "Close" button on the Header and Footer
Toolbar and insert a manual page break. That will move your insertion point into
Page 2.
If you now use
View =>
Header and Footer
the same toolbar will pop up but this time the caption in
the dashed border of the box will be "Header." Type what you want
for your second and subsequent page header here, switch to the footer and type
that for the second and subsequent page.
Click Close on the Header/Footer Toolbar and use backspace to
delete your page break.
Save your template.