SMARTFORMS

[Former Member]

hi

I need header for every page in smart forms but I get only in first page.

plz do the needful/

Regards

shan

[Former Member]

Header Data of a Smart Style

Use

In the header data you maintain the default values of a Smart Style. If you do not assign other values to the paragraph and character formats in the Smart Form, the system uses these default values.

Prerequisites

You must define these values in the header data:

• Standard paragraph

• Default tab stops

• Characters per inch/Lines per inch

• Font family and font size

Features

Standard Paragraph

You must flag one of the existing paragraphs as default paragraph. To assign this standard paragraph to a text, you use paragraph format '*'.

Default Tab Stops

The system uses these values if you do not specify any other defined tabs.

Default Font Attributes

These include the font family, the font size, bold/italic, underline, and color. You can overrule these settings in the individual paragraph or character formats.

Characters per Inch/Lines per Inch

You need these specifications if you want to specify measurements (for example, for margins or indents) in the style in the measurement units CH (character) or LN (line).

The system proposes optimized values. You should change them only if the need arises.

[Former Member]

Header Data of a Smart Style

Use

In the header data you maintain the default values of a Smart Style. If you do not assign other values to the paragraph and character formats in the Smart Form, the system uses these default values.

Prerequisites

You must define these values in the header data:

• Standard paragraph

• Default tab stops

• Characters per inch/Lines per inch

• Font family and font size

Features

Standard Paragraph

You must flag one of the existing paragraphs as default paragraph. To assign this standard paragraph to a text, you use paragraph format '*'.

Default Tab Stops

The system uses these values if you do not specify any other defined tabs.

Default Font Attributes

These include the font family, the font size, bold/italic, underline, and color. You can overrule these settings in the individual paragraph or character formats.

Characters per Inch/Lines per Inch

You need these specifications if you want to specify measurements (for example, for margins or indents) in the style in the measurement units CH (character) or LN (line).

The system proposes optimized values. You should change them only if the need arises.