Right (and in front of) where my page numbers go. My company recently instituted a policy of automatically inserting text boxes in the centers of footers of documents. That's it you've just set a tab stop at the right margin and it will adjust to match whatever your right margin setting may be. Specify a leader character, if desired.Specify that you want the tab alignment to be Right relative to the Margin.Word displays the Alignment Tab dialog box. Click the Insert Alignment Tab tool, in the Position group.(Header & Footer tab in Word 2019 or Word in Office 365) This tab is visible when you are working in the footer. Create your footer as you normally would, but don't set any tabs in the footer yet.The other approach is to use "alignment tabs" for your footer information. When you later change the margins of the document, the table automatically adjusts width and your information is correctly aligned. Set the width of the table to 100% and make sure the information in the right-most cell is right aligned. One way is to use a two-column, one-row table in your footer. There are two ways that you can approach this problem. Chuck wonders if there is a way to have Word change the tab stops in his footer automatically whenever he changes the right margin for the document. (The footer contains information aligned to the left margin and to the right.) If Chuck changes the margins for the document, the footer no longer aligns at the right margin it aligns at the old right margin (the one he changed). This information is aligned through the use of tab stops. Most of Chuck's documents have footers that have right-aligned information at the right margin.
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