Margin Index

What happens when your data replaces the sample

What Margin Index does when the data is longer, shorter or emptier than the sample:

Fixed page furniture Never grows, never moves

running strip at the top of every page; footer rule with contact and document number

Repeats per record One block per row of your data

scope rows; schedule rows; fee rows; term columns

Grows with your data Absorbs long values without breaking

the opening statement; the problem paragraph; every scope description; the payment note

Pinned to every page Holds position across page breaks

running strip at page top; footer rule at page bottom

Order on the page What sits after what

numbered sections run in one flowing column and each may start a new page; the total row follows the fee rows; acceptance is the last section

Page breaks What may split, what must not

scope, schedule and fee lists may split across pages, keeping their section number in the margin index of the continued page; the total row and each signature block must not split

Last page How the document ends

the terms row and the acceptance section may occupy the final page alone; the margin index keeps numbering across pages

Palette and type