Well I dont know if you got a reply from anyone else but here is my sugestion (havent tryed but think it works). In the preamble you should be able to set the size with the \small \smaller \large \larger \huge commands. Having a look at the .cls files you should also be able to do something by pointsize perhaps by \@ptsize{1} or \11pt I dont know


in *.cls there is something like
\DeclareOption{11pt}{\renewcommand\@ptsize{1}}
\DeclareOption{12pt}{\renewcommand\@ptsize{2}}

anyway try puting in your preamble something like the
_____________________________________________________
\lhead{ }
\chead{ }
\rhead{\sc\small\helv Thing for header}
\lfoot{\small\helv\today}
\cfoot{ }
\rfoot{\small\helv\thepage\space of X pages}
_____________________________________________________
and try \small or change it to \smaller etc

cheers
owen




Guido Milanese wrote:

I am typesetting a journal in LaTeX and I posted several help messages to no
success. I have now a very limited question, if possible. I should typeset
articles at 11pts and articles at 10pts, but the headers should be exactly
the same size. I am using fancyhdr. How can I obtain this result?

many thanks.
gm



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