In that case, 2 breaks should be created, before and after page 2, so that page 2 comes within a section and the rest of the document is isolated from it. Let’s say we want the artistic border to be applied to page number 2. That is, we need to create a section before and after the target page and then apply the artistic border. Step 1: Firstly, we need to isolate the page that we need to apply a particular artistic border to.
So wouldn’t it be cool if the border also matched with the content inside a page? That is, to put it simply, have different artistic borders for different pages in your Word document.
Well, let’s say you have a Word document and each section of the Word document tells you a different story, say music in one, dance in another, and so on. Section 2: How to Apply Different Artistic Page Borders to Different Pages in a Word Document Step 6: The screenshot below shows another example where I have tweaked the width settings a bit and also have gone with the full border view. Step 5: There you go! In the following screenshot, you can see that I have chosen not to display the border on the right side. Once you are all done, hit the OK button. Step 4: Also, if you want the border to be applied only for some sides and not all, you can use the border icons under the Preview section.
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