Hi Cindy,
I shall do that, I have never been clear on that but it makes sense. I'm
not quite sure just what is the exact of the top of a page. I guess it
starts when you are arrowing down and it announces that page. So then I
go one more line down for the page number and then another blank line down
before the text starts
Hope that's correct.
Thanks from a grandfather to a grandmother.
Bud.At 06:08 PM 6/23/2007, you wrote:
If you don't mind taking the time, it would be best, I
think, if you put a space between the page break and
the page number and between the page number and the
text.
Cindy
--- Bud Schwab <budschwab@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
> Hi gang,
> I'm just finishing scanning a book that has no
> headers thank
> goodness, but the page number is just above the top
> line of the text
> without a blank line in between. Is this ok or
> should I go through
> and put a blank line between page number and top
> line of text on
> every page? Thanks.
>
>
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