The finish on your headers will determine how they look and how long they last. It will also affect the way they perform.
There are several options available. Understanding the benefits and weaknesses of each one will help you make the right decision.
Place your caret on the first line of any C# or Visual Basic file. To trigger the Quick Actions and Refactorings menu. Select Add file header. To apply the file header to an entire project or solution, select Project or Solution under the Fix all occurrences in: option. Now it will be much easier to request Message Headers at any time: 1. Now find and select (single left click) the message you wish to examine. Now left click your Custom Commands “Message Options” button at the right side of the Home Ribbon. The Message “Properties” window with the “Internet headers” box will appear. Go to Insert Header or Footer. Choose the header style you want to use. Tip: Some built-in header and footer designs include page numbers. Add or change text for the header or footer.
| Header Finish Comparison Chart | ||||
| Finish | DIY? | Corrosion Resistance | Thermal Barrier | Additional Cost |
| Natural | N/A | None | No | None |
| Painted | Yes | Good | No | $ |
| Wrapped | Yes | Promotes Rust | Yes | $$ |
| Ceramic Coated | No | Best | Yes | $$$$ |
Natural
Natural Headers are not protected by any coating. This means they are usually the least expensive. The Type of Steel used to make them may have some rust resistance. High Temp Paint is also available to protect them from rust.
Some natural headers come with a polished finish. These headers will look good out of the box. But, the finish doesn't add any performance or durability. You will need to polish them regularly to maintain their appearance.
Painted
Most Painted Headers come with a temporary shipping paint. The paint is only intended to protect the metal before it's installed. Once the headers are installed and ran, the paint will burn off.
High Temp Painted Headers are available. However, in most cases, you will need to strip the shipping paint and apply your own High Temp Paint to protect the headers.
- Follow this link to learn more about Painted Headers.
Wrapped
Header Wrap definitely looks cool. It keeps the heat in the tubes, which improves performance. It's also less expensive than ceramic coating. However, it will shorten the life and void the warranty on the headers.
- Follow this link to learn more about Wrapped Headers.
Ceramic Coated
Ceramic Coated Headers are the best option for performance and durability. Most people like the way they look and the finish will last longer than paint.
- Follow this link to learn more about Ceramic Coated Headers.
The Headers() constructor creates a new Headers object.
New Header In Script Format
Syntax
Parameters
initOptional- An object containing any HTTP headers that you want to pre-populate your
Headersobject with. This can be a simple object literal withByteStringvalues; or an existingHeadersobject. In the last case, the newHeadersobject inherits its data from the existingHeadersobject.
New Header Rows
Example
Creating an empty Headers object is simple:
You could add a header to this using Headers.append:
Or you can add the headers you want as the Headers object is created. In the following snippet we create a new Headers object, adding some headers by passing the constructor an init object as an argument:
You can now create another Headers object, passing it the first Headers object as its init object:
Specifications
| Specification | Status | Comment |
|---|---|---|
| Fetch The definition of 'Headers()' in that specification. | Living Standard |
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