Word is a full-fledged office program that can be used not only to work with small documents, but also to create complex books consisting of several sections. And although this application is inferior in some ways to professional typesetting programs, its accessibility is a big plus, since not everyone has to deal with complex documents regularly, and mastering complex typesetting programs can be redundant. However, in connection with the execution of voluminous documents, questions often arise about what resources the program has to approximate the finished layout to a professional one. For example, how to make different footers on different pages. This performance emphasizes the structure of the book or catalog, simplifies the perception of the publication.
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An even more elaborated structure of the document can be given if you make different headers and footers on the left and right pages of the spread. This is possible if you activate the option "Different footers on even and odd pages." The corresponding field is located on the "Parameters" tab in the "Design" menu (called by double-clicking the left mouse button when the cursor is on the footer). In addition, you can make a separate footer on the first (cover) page.