After you develop a productive touch keyboarding skill
you will likely engage in report work.  Once you memorize a
number of basic rules, you will discover that report keying
is quite easy.  Generally, the report margins--top, bottom,
and side--are all one inch.  However, the top margin of the
first page is two inches.  To maintain the needed margin at
the bottom of each page, Simple Writer provides both visual
and numeric line position data.  Reports, historically, due
to being a typewritten product, are double spaced.  But, it
is rapidly becoming acceptable to single space report work.
     All reports require the use of headings.  These are an
aid to the reader in perceiving its organization.  Headings
are of three orders--centered, side, and paragraph.  A long
report generally requires all three heading levels, while a
short report will often need only two.  The report title is
centered in full caps, with no underscoring.  Side headings
are typed against the left margin and are underscored; only
its important words are capitalized.  The paragraph heading
is indented, underscored, and caps given only its principal
words.  This heading is part of the initial paragraph line.