Document Icons under Draft in Binder slightly Different

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Hi,

I am an obsessive-compulsive perfectionist, so this is driving me crazy…

I noticed that when I print a sub-document from my Draft, it prints with a title, date & time stamp at the top of the page (not in the text of the document, so I am assuming this is automatically inserted).

Problem is that 2 different sub-documents print with different formatting in this top stamp - one is in normal text, while the other one is in Bold (same as my Heading style).

I can find no way to change this, but I hate it, because I would like to hand these notes out while I am teaching, but the disparity is embarrassing.

At closer investigation, I notice that the document icon of the one that prints in normal (non-bold) text is different from the others… It is a light yellow, while the others are white and the text pattern on the icon is also slightly different. All my other Draft documents have the white icon and seem to want to print the bold stamp at the top.

How can I make the stamp NOT print in bold? How do I control this, as I have no control of the text, since it is some automatic setting?

Thank you so much for your time!

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Well, I’m not sure if this will fix the strange header problem for you, but you definitely do want to fix that one yellow icon file. That icon signifies that it is in Scriptwriting mode, which you probably do not want. Just click on it, and press Cmd-8 to toggle it to standard mode. You should see the icon return to white paper, and the footer bar in the editor should go back to printing statistics and lose the scripting hints.

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Thank you for the info about the Scriptwriting vs. Standard Modes being the reason for the different icons. It still does not clear up the strange problem of the headers printing differently. I would still like to know why one file prints an automated header in bold, while the other one prints the same automated header in normal (body) text. :confused:

See the different formatting in the date/time stamps at the top of the attached files
Bold.jpg
Normal.jpg