I've just recently become aware of this excellent product .. on many fronts .. and so am looking to use where I work.

However, I have two questions, related to implementing headers.

1) Background image : is there any way to make this fill the whole page, even when eg the top margin is set to, say 40mm ? As far as I can tell, whenever the page printable area is reduced it also reduces the background image size (which I was trying to use as a header)

[ I'll keep the second question in a separate stream, for simplicity. Also, apologies for posting in the Shoutbox .. my mistake as am just new to this .. please feel free to delete them ]

I'm using version 0.99 (build 6671)

Thanks, Geoff

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As far as I can tell, whenever the page printable area is reduced it also reduces the background image size (which I was trying to use as a header)

This a generalized/personalized Cartouche. Little modifications will make for my all project.
Some project will have 100's Instrument Spec Sheets, [Temperature, Pressure, Flow, Valves ...]
With a bit of patience they can be resumed in Data Table c/w more pertaining information(s).
This last type of document [Data Table] is so huge that it was done on Drawing size.

Thanks for this .. but this is simply images on the first page, right ?

The aim is to have a header, ideally 'pre-populated', at the top of every page.

Thanks, Geoff

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Thanks for this .. but this is simply images on the first page, right ?

The aim is to have a header, ideally 'pre-populated', at the top of every page.

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Two things:

1. The logo is an image, i.e: your Company Logo but the text is as per project.
2. The header is roughly from Windows and in Smath can't be redesigned.
You would need a plugin, completely useless as you just have to use your template
for each documents. I have recollection some Engineering firm using such
model template, for their Mathcad documents purported to Clients.

Jean

Thanks Jean

I thought so, but wanted to acknowledge your contribution, thank you. I am also following up a related question in another strand.

Thanks
Geoff