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<div>Don’t you just need to do something like (I am a LaTeX user, so, if using TeX, modify accordingly):</div>
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<div>In the preamble:</div>
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<div>\setlength{\headheight}{1in} % or maybe a tad more to include the 1in graphic.</div>
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<div>with maybe a \thispagestyle{plain} command on the first page in the body of the document?</div>
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<div>I hope this helps.</div>
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<div>Cheers, Chris.</div>
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<div class="">On 28 Feb 2021, at 9:42 am, Jerry <<a href="mailto:jerry@seibercom.net" class="">jerry@seibercom.net</a>> wrote:</div>
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<div class="">Ok, specifically,I need to change the top margin and head height<br class="">
settings. The first page is just a normal business template. The second<br class="">
page is supposed to have a picture in the heading on the left side and<br class="">
some text on the right. The picture is circular and one inch in<br class="">
diameter. Using 'fancyhdr;, when I place it in the 'fancyheader[l]'<br class="">
command, the picture is too big for the area. Worse, text is then<br class="">
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I can correct the problem using the '\newgeometry' command. I just<br class="">
cannot figure out hoe to do it without having to enter it manually.<br class="">
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