If you use blank paper, define the texts for the letter header, the sender specifications, and the footer in your form. To enable you to do this, separate windows have been defined for the forms defined in the SAP system. (see Windows in a Dunning Form: Page 1).

You can enter text in these windows in three ways:

Since the texts for the above-mentioned windows are company code-specific, you must specify whether you are working with one or several company codes:

1. You can enter a fixed text in the form window text element.
   You should only do this if you use the form for a single company code.
2. You can define a standard text for several forms.
   Enter the name of the standard text in the text elements of your choice in several forms.
   However, this is only recommended if you work with one company code but want to use one text for several forms. In the figure above, the standard text "ADRS HEADER" was used, for example.
3. You can define standard texts for several forms, and specify (depending on the dunning area and company code involved) which text should be used in the form.
   This makes sense if you work with several company codes that use the same form. Three steps are necessary to do this:
1. Create the company code-specific standard texts.
2. Specify, when configuring the dunning program, which standard text is to be used for which company code.
3. In the text element, enter a standard variable for the standard text (see the table below). Depending on the company-code in question, the print program replaces the variable with the name of the standard text.

Standard text for	Variable in the text element
Letter header	T047I-TXTKO
Sender in the letter window	T047I-TXTAB
Signature line	T047I-TXTUN
Letter footer	T047I-TXTFU