How to Insert a Header or Footer on macOS

Adding headers and footers to your documents can be useful for including titles, page numbers, dates, or other information that you want to appear on every page. Here's how you can easily insert a header or footer in your MobiOffice document on macOS.

Step 1: Open Your Document

  • Launch the MobiOffice application on your macOS device.
  • Open the document where you want to add a header or footer.

Step 2: Access the Header/Footer Tool

  • Click on the "Insert" tab located in the top menu bar.

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  • From the dropdown menu, select "Header" or "Footer" depending on where you want the information to appear.

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Step 3: Insert the Header or Footer

  • After selecting Header or Footer, a text box will appear at the top (for headers) or bottom (for footers) of your document.
  • Click inside the text box to begin typing your desired text, such as a title, date, or page number.

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Step 4: Customize Your Header or Footer

  • To format the text, use the formatting tools available in the "Home" tab (e.g., change font size, style, alignment).
  • If you want to insert a page number, select "Insert" > "Page Number" from the menu, and choose the desired location and style.

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  • You can also insert a page number by accessing the Header settings from the drop-down menu.

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Step 5: Exit Header/Footer Editing Mode

  • Once you’ve added and customized your header or footer, click the Close button to return to the main body of your document.

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Step 6: Save Your Document

  • Don’t forget to save your document to retain the changes.
  • Click on "File" > "Save".

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By following these steps, you can easily insert and customize headers and footers in your documents using MobiOffice on macOS.

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