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Figure 5.14. Uns et Footer window
the text by positioning the arrow within the text area and
clicking the mouse. The Header and Footer windows remain in
place.
Shrinking the text sheet with the size box will reveal
them. With the Header and Footer set behind the normal sized
MacWrite text window, small gaps exist at the extreme right
and left where you may carefully position the arrow and call
the
two windows forward one by one. If this is not successful
and you wish to view or al ter one , either alter the text window
size or choose Hide Header (or Footer) fallowed by the rever se
command . The appropriate window will appear. However , in
order to alter the window beyond inserting characters or mov-
ing existing icons, the Show Rulers option must be selected.
The text with completed Header app e ar s in figure 5. 15.
Often , when writ ing a paper , the author wi ll not want the
Header to appear on page one. MacWrite 's Title Page com-
mand allows for this . As implied, this command will blank all
character s appearing in the Head er for page one. Th e editor
merely s kips th e appropriate lines before printing the text.
Select the Title Page option from the Format menu. Notice th e
adjustment in the text. Now pull down the Format menu again .
The Tit le Page option appears wi th a check mark next to it
indicating it
is set.