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The header frame is initially only one line high; however, it grows automatically as
you type text that extends beyond this single line, or when you begin a new line
with the Enter key (¢).
To get back to the normal text from the header frame, simply click anywhere in the
normal text with the mouse. If you should later want to edit the header again, you
can invoke Insert > Go to Header or click in the header frame with the mouse to
return to the header and perform your editing.
The insertion and editing of footers is accomplished in a similar way. A footer is
inserted in the bottom page margin with the Insert > Footer command and edited
with the Insert > Go to Footer command.
Note: By default, the header and footer apply to the whole document. If you
want to use different headers and footers within the same document you must
divide the document into chapters. Then headers and footers can be set up for
each separate chapter (see section “Dividing a document into chapters” beginning
on page 110).
Tip: Using the header and footer toolbar
TextMaker provides a useful aid for editing headers and footers: the Header and
Footer toolbar.
The Header and Footer toolbar
This toolbar appears automatically when you position the text cursor in a header or
footer, unless it has been disabled. If it is not displayed, invoke the View >
Toolbars command and click in the check box for Header and Footer to re-enable
it.
The icons in this toolbar represent the following functions (from left to right):
Change the properties of the current header or footer (see section “Changing
the properties of headers and footers” beginning on page 105)
Change the page format (invokes the File > Page Setup command)
Insert a header (or go to the existing header)
Insert a footer (or go to the existing footer)
Delete the current header or footer
Insert the page number (as a field)
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