An unbound report might include some fifteen or twenty
pages of copy.  These materials can be held together by one
staple that is entered on the diagonal about three-quarters
of an inch inward from the upper left corner.  For a report
to be bound, the general procedure is to place two or three
staples down the left side of the report; with such a bound
report, the left margin must be expanded from a single inch
to one and one-half inches.  No changes, however, are to be
made in the other page margins.  Bound reports require that
headings be centered from the midpoint of the writing line.
     Usually, the initial page of a report is not numbered,
but each following page must possess a number.  The numbers
can be keyed in several locations.  A suggestion is offered
that these numbers be placed at the top center of the page,
some four lines down from the upper edge of the paper.  The
keyed page number is then followed by a triple space before
the keying of the body is resumed.  An option of the worker
is to place hyphens before and after the page number.  This
use of hyphens serves to make the numbers more prominent on
the page.  The keying of reports demands an alert operator.