The design tab (of the ribbon) should have the focus and you should see a navigation pane with a “link to previous” option. Double click on the header to go into the edit header/footer mode. Once each section is on its own page, we can edit the header (or footer) for that section. After each section break we will need to insert a new page (Ctrl-Enter for shortcut). To enlarge the distance between a header or footer and the document main text, double-click the header or footer, then use the Vertical Ruler to enlarge the bottom or top margin respectively.We need to link each header from each section back to the original header (or footer).Please refer to the documentation of your printer for information about the minimal margins allowed by your printer model. When the View | Header and Footer mode is on, the header/footer margins can be changed using the Vertical Ruler. The header and footer margins can be adjusted through the File | Page Settings dialog (the Margins tab, the Header and Footer boxes). To solve this, you might need to enlarge the header or footer margins of your document. Most printers are unable to print text and graphics on the areas of a paper sheet that are too close to its edges. Note: If a header or footer is missing when printed on paper, or is only partially printed, you may have placed the header's or footers's text in the nonprinting area of the page. If the Insert | Page Numbers dialog does not allow to achieve the desired results (if you need to insert page numbers to headers/footers in a special way), you could double-click the desired header or footer, then use the toolbar button (or press Shift Alt P) to insert a Current Page Number field to the desired location within a header or footer. The simplest way is through the Insert | Page Numbers menuĬommand. You can insert page numbers to headers/footers in two ways. For example, if a header includes a Current Page Number field, this header will automatically display a different page number on each page.Ītlantis supports many different fields.
Fields in headers/footers allow you to display dynamically updatable information on each page of a document. In most cases, headers/footers include fields. To create an independent header for the current section, uncheck the "Same As Previous" toolbar button. In this way the headers and footers of other sections would not be affected. If you want to remove such a shared header or footer from a single section only, you should create an independent header or footer for this section first, then remove this independent header. Note that if this header or footer are shared between multiple sections, this header will be removed from all these sections. To delete a header or footer, simply double-click it, press Ctrl A to select this header or footer, then press Del. Toggling this button/command ON will instruct Atlantis to use same header for the current section as that of the previous section. Toggling this button/command OFF will create an independent header for the current section. The "Same as previous" button of the "Header/Footer" toolbar can be used to change links between headers. When the View | Header and Footer mode is activated, the document main text is grayed out: The main menu or simply menu is a horizontal bar with clickable commands anchored to the top of the main window of Atlantis: To add new headers to your document, or modify existing headers, choose the View | Header and Footer menu
You can also use different headers and footers for different pages of the same document. You can use the same header and footer throughout a document. For example, you might wish to include page numbers, the date, a company logo, the document's filename, the document author's name, etc, in the document headers/footers in order to have this information displayed on each page of your document. Headers and footers can include text, graphics, and nearly any other information that can be contained by a document. Headers and footers are displayed respectively at the top and bottom of document pages. Page numbering and fields General information
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