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Exploring MacWrite 1. 39
Figure 5.12. Unset Header window
The page in the window behaves much as the MacWrite
text page did except it is only seven lines long . The page can be
extended to nearly a third of the page by altering the space
blocks. Suppose we wish to skip three lines in the text before
starting a page, and we wish to place the page number on the
second line.
By choosing Show Header , the editor will skip one
line. To skip the three lines for the Header , hit Return twice.
Now that the insertion point is lower, you can replace the
page
number icon. Move it down one line. Let us further
suppose that we want the heading , "Book Report : The Grapes
of Wrath," to appear centered on the second line. Move the
insertion
point up one line by placing the edit bar one line
above its present position and pressing the mou se button. Now
type the heading listed above and reset to center justification.
Do not typ e R eturn after the heading as a Return character is
already present.
The two remaining icons represent date, ijh , and time,
e::J . To illustrate their functions, posi tion the date icon in the
upper left-hand corner and the time icon directly below it. The
icon position indicates the place where the fi rst ch arac ter of the
time,
date , or page number will appear. The Head er window
appears as in figure 5.13.