Header/footer xx has been assigned to the last page of a range but Subsequent pages are using "Previous attached header" or multiple headers
When you select "Previous attached header" or "Previously attached footer", the number of lines allowed in a header or footer is determined by the "previous" one. If a previous header/footer has fewer lines than the one(s) following it in a series of First/Subsequent/Last headers or footers, the later headers/footers will be cut off when printed.
In this case, if the header or footer assigned to subsequent pages was 1 line, and the header or footer assigned to the last page was 2 lines, then the last header or footer will be clipped to 1 line.
To correct this problem:
When you use the First/Subsequent/Last header/footer feature, make sure that the height of the header or footer assigned to first or subsequent pages is at least the same as the height of the one(s) following it. That is, keep the number of lines in the First/Subsequent/Last header or footer equal by adding blank lines.
