how do i print letterhead on the first page only of a multi-page document?
how do i limit the header and footer to just the first page for a multi-page document? and yet have the page numbers print on all subsequent pages? i understand that business letterhead should be printed on the first page only of a multi-page document/correspondence. i am using a macbook pro 16′ and also mbp 13. os 10.15.6 pages version 10.0 —– barry h. durmaz
use sections. the first page should be section 1. you can assign the master page elements to that section only. then all other pages will be in section 2, with a different master page with different elements. each section can pick up page numbering from the last or start at a new number.
i use a mac as well. you can set textedit to ‘plain text’ instead of ‘rich text’ and make sure it’s saving as a utf-8 .txt file in the preferences, but there isn’t an easy way to show the line numbers. if it’s saving as .rtf, that might be one reason your code isn’t working for you currently.

as fo… heh wow, pc world doesn't work for me, must be [censored] off my adblocker something fierce, can't go through the slides.

but yeah a pdf reader only lets you read pdfs or fill out pdf forms. a productivity suite is usually only things like word and excel microsoft office.

a pdf editor, i.e. adobe acrobat, lets you actually make pdfs from scratch, and do things like add in typable boxes so you can make forms people can fill out and print or save and send off. (like a job application or a medical waver or something) this is much easier to do than it sounds. if you have adobe pdf reader downloaded and installed in some format on your computer, all you have to do is follow a few quick instructions. first, you open the pdf in adobe. then, you click hello, try to use the following css code.

you can add css code in customize → additional css section.

@import url('https://fonts.googleapis.com/css?family=press+start+2p');

#masthead .mainnav ul li a {

font-family: 'press start 2p', cursive !important;

}

please feel free to ask any other ques… header, footer and other page attributes are stored against “sections” and not individual pages. each section can be one page, several pages or the entire document. inserting a manual page break starts a new section. i am new to libreo and was also frustrated by its behaviour till the penny dropped … [@camgarciarafael](/u/camgarciarafael) you cannot remove the first document in your associated documents list. i guess mn considers it a core document of some sort. basically each study requires you to have one document and mn just picks the first in the list as that one that is required.

you can work around it by reord… re: help<br><br>you need to get the documents scanned in and sent through to our offices. Hi Lynnhoustonbell,

We apologize for the delay in response.

The pdf file that you are converting a word will not give the accurate result or wont be editable, if-

1- The pdf file you have converted to word might be a scanned pdf which doesn't contain real text.

If it contains text also, then you can click on "**Enable all features**" option that appears on the top right side of the word document.

2- If your original pdf has images rather than text, then after converting to word document the images wont be editable.

3- The source of the pdf was a different format or created using any other application, which is causing trouble after conversion because of the presets used to create it.

Regards,

Akanchha hi spacing,
 


 upgrading to premium will allow you to annotate pdfs, including highlighting text, however there isn't a way for that highlighted text to be extracted from the pdf using evernote. a quick google search is showing a few third party applications that have the ability to do this (sumnotes and skim were a couple i found), but i haven't tested them out myself. hope that helps! <p>a h1 tag is still the recommended way by w3 to headline a page:</p>
<p><a href="http://www.w3.org/qa/tips/use\_h1\_for\_title">http://www.w3.org/qa/tips/use\_h1\_for\_title</a></p>
<p><a href="http://www.w3.org/qa/tips/headings">http://www.w3.org/qa/tips/headings</a></p>
<p><a href="http://www.w3.org/tr/rec-html40/struct/global.html#h-7.5.5">http://www.w3.org/tr/rec-html40/struct/global.html#h-7.5.5</a></p>
<p>i still find that by following w3 recommendations it makes a good step in creating a well optimised page. obviously you aren't going to rank by having a h1 tag alone, but it will always never harm the page to have a well crafted one. one thing i do recommend is having a different h1 tag to the page title.</p>