You can start numbering at 0, but note that in a booklet Word will insist on
assigning an odd number to a recto (right-hand) page and an even number to a
verso (left-hand) page, so unless you're not duplexing, you'll have trouble
with this numbering scheme.
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"tjsmags" wrote in message
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I created a address directory booklet. The first page is the cover/title
page. I want the next page (which is the FIRST page of detail) to be
numbered 1. When using FOOTERS and inserting page numbers it keeps
numbering
the top page 1 (which I delete) and then numbering the next page 2. I
want
the first detail page to be numbered 1, not 2. How can I do this?