I'm using Google Docs, and I put some text in a header, and it is showing up very close to the top of the page. I want to position the text so that is vertically centered between the top of the page and the bottom of the top margin. For example, if the page has a top margin of 1", I want the text to show up around 0.5" from the very top of the page. This is similar to what Pages on OS X does by default. How can I do this?
Google Docs Header – How to Vertically Center Text in Google Docs Header
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OP has not responded to a request for clarification, but I suspect for most people a page break immediately before the title at the top of page 2 would be adequate.
2020 Update
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This is very useful and sure to be appreciated by the community.
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At this time, Google Documents doesn't have a vertical align setting for headers. The alternatives are