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POSITIONING THE SAME OBJECT ON EVERY PAGE
 
Overview: <Format Position command>
 
To position the same object on every page:
1.  If you want the paragraph(s) to appear
    throughout the document or section, position
    the paragraph at the beginning of the
    document or section.
    If you want the paragraph(s) to appear on
    every page starting on a certain page,
    position the paragraph before the page break
    immediately preceding the page you want it
    to start on.
2.  Move the cursor to the paragraph(s) you want
    to position.
3.  Choose Format Header/Footer (Alt,T,H) and
    select the options that apply.
    For a graphic paragraph, move the cursor to
    the .G. paragraph.
4.  Choose OK.
5.  Move the cursor to the text or graphic
    paragraph(s) you want to position.
6.  Choose Format Position (Alt,T,O).
7.  In the Horizontal box, select the desired
    position and Relative To options.
8.  In the Vertical box, select the desired
    position and Relative To options.
9.  In the Distance From Text box, type a
    measurement for the distance between the
    frame and surrounding text.
10. In the Paragraph Width box, type or select a
    measurement.
11. Choose OK.
 
More Help: <Positioning text or graphic frames>
           <Inserting a graphic>
 
Using Manual: Ch. 20, "Layout Features for
                       Graphics and Text"