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Letterhead printing is a good practice for all companies. Letterheads basically make most paperwork look more official and important. It also lends credibility and security to the content of the letter if a letterhead is present. This assures the reader that it came from a trusted and influential source. If you are a bit clueless in how to create a letterhead in Microsoft Word, then read on. Below are a few simple steps that you can follow to create a letterhead in Microsoft Word.1. Go to the print layout view: Once you open a new Microsoft Word document, click on the view menu on top and look for the option Print Layout. This options lets you view your Word document as if it is printed. So click on this option once. This should give us a better look on how the letterheads will look lik Dealing with Infidelity e once printed.2. Viewing the header and footer: Now, once the print layout view has been activated, click again on the View menu on the menu bar. Look for the option Header and Footer. This should let you go into a special editing mode where you can add text and images to the document\’s header and footer. (For Microsoft Office 2007 users, you can insert a header by going to the insert menu and choosing the header option. This should open up some header templates that you can use. Simple click on the one you want to insert it)3. Clearing the tab stops: Next, to make the editing of your letterhead easier, you need to clear the tab stops that has been set for most headers in documents. Go to the Format option in the menu and click once on the Tabs option. You should see a dialog box open.