[duxuser] Re: header not appearing on first embossed page

  • From: Steve Dresser <s.dresser@xxxxxxxxxxx>
  • To: duxuser@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
  • Date: Tue, 12 Sep 2006 21:07:50 -0400



Don,

If you change the first displayed page number to 1, that should fix your header problem. You can create your own template with the page number permanently set that way, and if you use your template to open a new document, you won't have to worry about changing the settings for individual documents.

To create a template, open a new document using the default template. Change the page numbering so that the first displayed page number is 1. Then go to the Document Menu and select Create Template. When asked to save your template, give it a meaningful name and click OK. You can then quit your document without saving it.

You can stop all page numbering with the code [svpnp0:0]. The first 0 suppresses page numbering on odd pages, while the second 0 does the same for even pages. To turn it back on, use [svpnp2:2]. Incidentally, this code controls the position of page numbers, depending on the number you specify. See DBTW Help for more details.

Steve

On Tuesday 9/12/06 13:53 Donald L. Roberts wrote:


The following is more of a minor irritant rather than a major
problem.

Regardless, in 10.4, I am not able to get the header to appear on
the first embossed page.

My documents are usually formatted windows text saved to the
clipboard and pasted into a new .dxp document.  However, before
entering the header in the layout menu, I always make certain
that the cursor is on line 1, column 1.

The result is that the header does in fact appear on subsequent
pages but not on page 1.  So where am I going astray?

One other thing, if I may.  In 10.4, if I wish to do so, is there
a code to completely disable page numbering?  When I do wish page
numbering, is there a mechanism to use page 1 as the default
rather than page 2?  I know how to do this for each individual
document; however, I would like page 1 to be the default when I
choose to number pages.

Thanks for feedback.

Don Roberts

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