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And you can get the odd sequence using the field forumla: { = { Page } +
{ Page } -1 }

With this,

physical page 1 will be numbered 1
physical page 2 will be numbered 3
physical page 3 will be numbered 5

etc.


"Daiya Mitchell" wrote in message
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Generally, printing one-sided, you do not skip a number for the blank
reverse of a page. That page just doesn't count, so it doesn't get a
number,
it gets completely ignored. Why do you think you need to do this?

You can probably do it with field math (e.g., multiply the page field
times
2 and display the result), though I can't tell you exactly how.

DM


On 1/31/05 5:57 PM, "June" wrote:

G'Evening to you! I will try to explain it better. The
printer says I have to submit the PDF camera aready, so
the pages have to be exactly as they will appear when
printed. If the manuscript is one-sided, the pagination
is, of course, sequential. So I either have to switch to
a 1,3,5 then 2,4 6 format or, if I can't do this easily
on the mansuscript itself, is there something I can click
on Acrobat that will do this for me? Thank you.

-----Original Message-----
G'Day June,

I am a tad uncertain of your goal. It is not possible to

number
pages in the form that you indicate, BUT.....

When you print a document, you can:
print only the Odd Pages (FilePrint|Print:

(dropdown))
print only the Even Pages (FilePrint|Print:

(dropdown))
do a Manual Duplex print (FilePrint)
print either set in reverse order

(FilePrintOptions (button))
set Duplex options (FilePrintOptions (button))

Also
many printers will do Duplex Printing (by

themselves) by
printing the Odd Pages
instructing you how to turn and reload the

printed pages
printing the Even Pages in reverse order...

HTH
--
Regards,
Pat Garard
Melbourne, Australia
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"June" wrote in

message
...
Is thre a way to insert page numbers alternatively for

a
book format? In other words, the manuscript is one-
sided, so the pages are numbered sequentially. Can I

do
it so tat pages are 1,3 5, 7 and then 2, 4, 6, etc.?
Thank you.


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