How do I create a letter head using Microsoft word?

Answer 1

Microsoft Word has templates that you can pick and use whatever header will fit your page. Just click 'file' 'new' and the wizard should come up.

Answer 2

If you create business letters, you can use Word to develop your company's letterhead. Rather than follow the standard format for writing business letters, in which your company's address is listed first, you can use the Header and Footer feature in Word to add company information, including a small logo.

Here is the web site that will teach you how to do it.

Answer 3

That's dead easy.

Type out your full address, as you'd like it to appear in a letterhead.

Select the portions of this and use the font and size that you want it to be in. While at it, choose the color also. Now choose the alignment you want it to be in. If you want to add a logo, insert this using the insert from file option.

When you're satisfied, do "save as" and give the letterhead a name and place to save it in, and save!

Whenever you want to use it, open a new page and copy and paste this on the new page and type in the rest of your letter!

Answer 4

hmm.. using some lines in the art tools u can draw the header part and then the same for footer and align the name and address on any of sides
and put address at bottom and put all other necessary things..
u can import img. files.. so import them use as logo.. and its jus done!!