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Controlling page numbering<br />

By default, the first page of every document is assigned the number “1”. However,<br />

if necessary you can instruct TextMaker to begin with a different number.<br />

To do this, invoke the Format > Chapter command, change the Page number<br />

setting from Increment to Value and enter the desired starting number in the edit<br />

box. For example, type “42” to assign the number 42 to the first page.<br />

Changing the properties of headers and footers<br />

By default, TextMaker adjusts the position and size of the frame that contains a<br />

header or footer automatically.<br />

Accordingly, when you increase the left or right page margin, TextMaker automatically<br />

decreases the width of the header and footer frames to match.<br />

You can modify the properties of the header and footer frames as required, and in<br />

this way change their widths or set their distances from the text and page edges.<br />

To do this, proceed as follows:<br />

1. Click with the mouse in the header or footer frame – depending on whether you<br />

want to edit the header or the footer.<br />

Alternatively, you can invoke Insert > Go to Header or Insert > Go to Footer,<br />

which accomplish the same thing.<br />

2. Invoke the Object > Properties command to bring up the associated dialog.<br />

Tip: This dialog can also be invoked by clicking on the<br />

and Footer toolbar.<br />

icon in the Header<br />

The following settings can be made in this dialog:<br />

Properties property sheet<br />

The Properties property sheet allows you to edit the following properties of a<br />

header or footer frame:<br />

Width<br />

Here you can change the width of the header or footer frame:<br />

Manual TextMaker Page formatting 105

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