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Default Creating a template with delayed header or footer

I have created a letterhead template. It contains a header to appear on the
second and subsequent pages only if the letter is longer than one page. This
does not appear to be documented in your knowledge base. I would hope that
you would post it with an answer to a problem I have encountered. The header
does not display even though it exists. By that, I mean that when typing
takes you to the second page, the header should appear automatically. The
only way I can make it appear is to click view header/footer. What causes
the header to be suppressed?

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