BF> The trick is to do it with a frame in the first page 
 BF> header. Then you don't need to worry about a section 
 BF> break.
 BD> How do you adjust the left margin with anything in the 
 BD> header?  That's what threw me.  His requirement was to 
 BD> adjust the top AND the left margin.
The top margin you can adjust just by putting empty paragraphs at the top of 
the header (with a space in it so the system recognizes it).
  
The side margin you take care of by inserting an empty frame down the side of 
the document in the header page.  You might have to reset the top margin of 
the document to be a negative number -- that part I don't remember -- in 
order to force the letter text not to start on the next page.  If the top 
margin is a negative number, it acts as an "absolute" top margin -- it will 
start where you tell it to, no matter what header text it might be 
overprinting.
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