Mark,
Thanks for the response. The "negative indents" seem to have been the
ticket on the left and right margins. Now, I think my only remaining
problem is with the top margin (term used loosely). Since page #1 contains
a company graphic at the top (which is not on pages 2+), the "body" part of
the text needs to start lower on page #1 then all subsequent pages. Like
maybe 1.7" down on page #1 and 1" down on all subsequent pages (for
example). Can I "build" this into my letterhead template, or will I be
forced to deal with the differing margin when I actually "arrive" at page #2
when the template is put to use?
Thanks for any more assistance.
Jeff
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Suzanne S. Barnhill - 28 Sep 2003 21:39 GMT
Again, I would suggest http://home.zebra.net/~sbarnhill/Letterhead.htm
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Mark Tangard - 29 Sep 2003 03:19 GMT
See the link Suzanne posted. It deals with this thoroughly.
Material in the First Page Header is independent of the other
headers, so you can bully the text into a smaller space by
adding material (logos, borderless textboxes, etc.) to the
header.
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Jeff Godfrey - 29 Sep 2003 04:40 GMT
Mark and Suzanne,
Thanks for your help. I had found the link provided by Suzanne earlier in
my Googling efforts but for some reason, did not read it thoroughly. I'll
read back over it closer, and hopefully it'll solve my last issues.
Thanks again,
Jeff
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