You set the properties of a section by using the controls in the Sections Toolbar.
To fly in the Sections Toolbar:
From the scope menu you can choose to modify the section, its header, or its footer.
If you choose to modify the section, the action menu will allow you to choose whether the section displays a header and whether the header is visible on the first page of the section. The same settings are available for a footer. In business letters, typically the header and footer are hidden on page 1. The action menu also allows you to set the starting page number for the section.
A section has a name, and you set it using the Sections Toolbar. Pagehand allows you to insert the section name into your document, and if you later change the name, all the instances of the section name will update themselves automatically.
If you choose to modify the page header, the action menu will provide options for setting the rectangle in which the header or footer appears. A header is defined by its top margin (that is, the distance from the top of the paper to the top of the header), its left margin, its right margin, and its height.
If you choose to modify the page footer, you will note one difference: for footers, you specify a bottom margin instead of a top margin.