Hi,
Sorry, yes the page numbering restarts at the section break.
I do use headings and the document map so that helps. Main problem is that
my users are reviewing against a paper copy so when they find something they
want to amend, using Go To and the page number is easier for them than using
the document map.
"Charles Kenyon" wrote in
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You don't tell us, but I assume that you have restarted your page
numbering at the section break. You can specify sections and pages in the
print dialog, not sure how to handle this in GoTo other than by putting
bookmarks where you want them. Do you use heading styles? If so, the
document map or displays in the scroll bar would help you navigate in the
document.
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Hi,
I have a document with a number of sections - 67 pages in the first, 70
in the second and a few other sections at the end just a few page each.
If you use the Go To dialog to select page 68, Word actually goes to page
68 of the second section (regardless of the original cursor location)
which is in fact the 135th page of the document. If you were to choose
(say) page 120, Word will go to the 120th page (presumably because there
is no 'page number' 120 in any of the sections).
Specifying pages to print in the Print dialog seems to work on a similar
logic.
While I can work around this happily enough it is driving some of my
users mad. Is there some way to override the logic so that when you
choose to print from, or go to, page 68, you actually go to the 68th page
of the document, not to page 68 in the first section that has that many
pages.
I hope the above makes sense - sometimes difficult to describe a
'feature' that seems to make no sense at all!
TIA
Paul