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#### 6.5.9.5 Positioning header and footer text and graphics

By default, Mif2Go uses text frames to position headers and footers in the output. You can specify whether to let framed header/footer text wrap, and you can adjust the space around the frames:

[WordOptions]

; HFFramed = Yes (default) to position headers/footers using frames

HFFramed=Yes

; WrapAroundHFFrames = Yes (default, let text wrap around) or No

WrapAroundHFFrames=Yes

; HFGap = twips to space around header/footer frames, default none

HFGap=0

Aligning headers and footers with graphics

If you have graphic elements placed directly on the master page in the header and footer areas, the text in the header/footer text frames might not align vertically with those elements, because FrameMaker and Word calculate frame positions differently. To correct the positioning, you can set a vertical adjustment value (positive to move down, negative to move up) for the text. The default setting is 100 twips (twentieths of a point), which moves the text down 5 points:

[WordOptions]

; HFVertAdjust = twips to move header/footer text down

; (negative for up)

HFVertAdjust=100

Eliminating graphics from headers and footers

If you do not want to retain FrameMaker header/footer graphics in Word, you can specify that headers and footers should be text only:

[WordOptions]

; HeadFoot = Standard (default), Text (no graphics),

; or None (for WinHelp)

HeadFoot=Standard

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