If you want specific text to display on the first page of the document, type it in and format it.Īlternatively, leave the spaces blank so that the first page has no header or footer text.ĭisplay the common document header and footer on the initial page The 'Create First Page Header' option, orĪ paragraph marker displays at the top or bottom of the first page of the document.Select the option 'Document-Edit > Edit > Edit > Page Header/Footer > First Page Header/Footer' and either:

Select the option 'Document-Edit > Edit > Edit > Page Header/Footer > Edit Page Header/Footer' to access the header and footer text spaces. If you need to, delete the text altogether.Ĭreate separate header and footer for the initial page of the document Select the option 'Document-Edit > Edit > Edit > Page Header/Footer > Edit Page Header/Footer', move the cursor to the text and make any changes required. You would normally work well within the defined areas for the header and footer, but if the text exceeds the area, the dotted lines simply move to accommodate the text.Įdit or delete the page header and footer text You can type in any kind of free-form or formatted text and insert icons as you prefer. This position is also defined on the 'Page Setup' dialog. Within each of these two areas, a paragraph marker displays to indicate where the text will sit relative to the top and bottom edges of the paper. This dotted line is at a position that is set using the 'Page Setup' dialog ('Document-Edit > File > File > Page Layout'). Select the option 'Document-Edit > Edit > Edit > Page Header/Footer > Edit Page Header/Footer'.Ī dotted line marks off the header area at the top of the page and the footer area at the bottom of the page.

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