                                 HEADER LINES

    ┌─────────────────────────┬────      If you consider your printed
    │          Header        │         sheet to be broken into 3 areas
    │           Lines        │  │       as shown to the left, all of
    ├─────────────────────────┤  │       the discussions relative to
    │                        │  │       Vertical Print Page Format will
    │                      │  │  │       make more sense.
    │         (BODY)       │  │  │
    │                      │  │ Lines    You can define the Lines per
    │        Text Lines    │  │ per      Page, the number of Header Lines
    │                      │  │ Page     and the number of Footer Lines.
    │                      │  │  │       The number of Text Lines in the
    │                      │  │  │       BODY are calculated and must be
    │                        │  │       greater than 0.  You are allowed
    ├─────────────────────────┤  │       a maximum of 15 lines in both the
    │          Footer        │  │       Header area and the Footer area.
    │           Lines        │  
    └─────────────────────────┴────             Press the PgDn Key


                             DEFAULT HEADER LINES

    Once you define the number of lines in the Header area, you may enter
    information in a default "Header file" saved in the defaults area of
    PC-TYPE+ or in a defaults file.  When you print a file inside
    PC-TYPE+, the number of header and footer lines will always be printed
    at the top and bottom of each printed page, but the contents of the
    Header and Footer "files" may or may not be printed based upon your
    setting of a parameter in the Print Options Panel.

    Look toward the bottom of the Print Options Panel for the field
    labelled "Headers/Footers:".  If this is turned ON, the contents of
    the Header and Footer "files" will be printed in the Header and Footer
    area on each page.  If it is turned OFF, then blank lines will be
    printed instead.  Press Shift F3 and look for this field.


                              Press the PgDn Key

                       SETTING THE DEFAULT HEADER LINES

    When you go to the MODIFY DEFAULTS panel by pressing F8 and then F2,
    you will see a field labelled "Vertical Print Page Format".  If you
    tab to this field and press F10, you will see that you will enter a
    sub-panel in which you can define the number of lines per page, and
    the number of lines in the Header and Footer areas of each page.

    If you CHANGE the number of HEADER lines and then press F10 to accept
    the change, you will not return immediately to the MODIFY DEFAULTS
    panel, but will be placed in a new file called "HEADERS".

    Once inside this file you may type any information you desire to be
    printed at the top of each page.  If you type a "%" character, the
    current page number will be printed at that location when your file is
    being printed and the Headers/Footers option is turned on.  Try this
    procedure.

                              Press the PgDn Key

                           EDITING THE HEADER DATA

    When you enter the HEADERS file in the manner described above, you
    CANNOT get out until you "SAVE" the HEADERS file by pressing F9.  You
    also will not be allowed to "SAVE" the file until you have EXACTLY the
    number of lines in the file which you specified in the Vertical Print
    Page Format panel.

    You may also edit the HEADER data without changing the defined number
    of HEADER lines in the Vertical Print Page Format panel.  To do this,
    go to the MODIFY DEFAULTS panel (F8 then F2) and TAB to the field
    labelled "Default Header Definition".  Once you move the Option
    Selection Bar to this field, press F10, and you will again be inside
    the "HEADER" file.  In this entry mode, however, you will be allowed
    to QUIT with F4.

    Nearly all options normally available in PC-TYPE+ are available when
    editing the HEADER file.
                              Press the PgDn Key

                   CHANGING THE HEADER TEXT WHILE PRINTING

    It is quite likely that you may not want the same default HEADER text
    material to be printed on every page of your document.  You may
    dynamically modify the HEADER data by including the two Special Lines
    shown below IN YOUR TEXT.  To get these Special Lines, Press F8, (the
    Miscellaneous Functions key), then press F7 (Special Lines), and then
    press F5 (New Header Defn.) - and the two lines below will be inserted
    into your text.

    By adding information between these lines, you will override the
    default HEADER data.  Delete the two lines below and then press
    F8/F7/F5 and see how to bring them into your text.

  

                              Press the PgDn Key

               CHANGING THE HEADER TEXT WHILE PRINTING (cont.)

    This new Header definition will become effective the next time a
    Header is printed.

    If you enter more Header lines than were defined in the Vertical Print
    Page Format, the extra lines will be dropped from the beginning of
    your new definition and the entire Default Header definition will be
    overwritten.

    If you enter fewer Header lines than were defined in the Vertical
    Print Page Format, the new Header lines will replace the same number
    of Header lines at the end of the Default Header "file".

    If you press Ctrl? to see where you are currently in the text, the
    Begin and End Header Def. lines and all the lines in between WILL NOT
    be included in the page and line determination.

                     Press F4 to Return to the HELP Panel

