[nrodADAA]

I am trying to number my document but it either gives me page 1 on the first
page but then it does not show numbers on the rest of the pages. When I
start at page 2, it lets me start with a number 2 but then it jumps to 3,
then back to 2, 3, 4, etc to the last page. This is a 22 page document but
it keeps stating I have 23 pages.

At the top of each page, it states Header - Section 1- , on various pages
it says Header - Section 2 - even if its' not on page 2.

I notice it says Footer - Section 1- or whatever page it is, then on the
right side it says Same as previous, does this have anything to do with what
I am doing? I notice page 3 says Footer - Section 2.

I have various section/page breaks as well. All my pages are correct when I
have the show/hide paragraph marks.

I hope I am explaining this clearly.

[Suzanne S. Barnhill]

When you have more than one section, the pagination can run separately in
each section. See http://word.mvps.org/FAQs/Numbering/PageNumbering.htm

--
Suzanne S. Barnhill
Microsoft MVP (Word)
Words into Type
Fairhope, Alabama USA
Word MVP FAQ site: http://word.mvps.org
Email cannot be acknowledged; please post all follow-ups to the newsgroup so
all may benefit.

"nrodADAA" wrote in message
...
I am trying to number my document but it either gives me page 1 on the
first
page but then it does not show numbers on the rest of the pages. When I
start at page 2, it lets me start with a number 2 but then it jumps to 3,
then back to 2, 3, 4, etc to the last page. This is a 22 page document
but
it keeps stating I have 23 pages.

At the top of each page, it states Header - Section 1- , on various pages
it says Header - Section 2 - even if its' not on page 2.

I notice it says Footer - Section 1- or whatever page it is, then on the
right side it says Same as previous, does this have anything to do with
what
I am doing? I notice page 3 says Footer - Section 2.

I have various section/page breaks as well. All my pages are correct when
I
have the show/hide paragraph marks.

I hope I am explaining this clearly.

[gr8auntieokie]

The best way to untangle confusing page numbering such as you describe in a
multi-section document is to take out all the section breaks FIRST, then put
them back in, one-at-a-time, from the top of the document to the bottom.
Then, starting at the top of your document, go to the header or footer
(wherever you're inserting page numbers) in Section 1, format the page
numbering for that section (Header & Footer Tools/Design tab/Header & Footer
group/Page Number/Format Page Numbers...), then insert the page number field
where you want it.
Then go to the next section. Before doing anything to the page numbers in
this next section, click on the lit "Link to Previous" button in the Ribbon
(Header & Footer Tools/Design tab/Navigation group). If you don't, you'll be
changing the page numbers in the previous section that you just set up! Once
the "Link to Previous" button is turned off, format page numbers for this
section, then insert the page number field where you want it. Then go to the
next section, turn off the "Link to Previous" button, then format the page
numbers for this section, then insert the page number field. And so on. If
you always remember to turn off the "Link to Previous" button before making
any changes to your headers and footers, you'll never have the problem you
described in your post.

Cyndie Browning
Tulsa, OK

"nrodADAA" wrote:

I am trying to number my document but it either gives me page 1 on the first
page but then it does not show numbers on the rest of the pages. When I
start at page 2, it lets me start with a number 2 but then it jumps to 3,
then back to 2, 3, 4, etc to the last page. This is a 22 page document but
it keeps stating I have 23 pages.

At the top of each page, it states Header - Section 1- , on various pages
it says Header - Section 2 - even if its' not on page 2.

I notice it says Footer - Section 1- or whatever page it is, then on the
right side it says Same as previous, does this have anything to do with what
I am doing? I notice page 3 says Footer - Section 2.

I have various section/page breaks as well. All my pages are correct when I
have the show/hide paragraph marks.

I hope I am explaining this clearly.

[Suzanne S. Barnhill]

Note, however, that you can restart page numbering or change the number
format without unlinking the header/footer. It's only when you want to put
the page number in a different place, or omit it altogether, or have other
text in the header/footer that differs from the previous one (other than
that which can be provided by a StyleRef field) that you need to unlink
them.

--
Suzanne S. Barnhill
Microsoft MVP (Word)
Words into Type
Fairhope, Alabama USA
Word MVP FAQ site: http://word.mvps.org
Email cannot be acknowledged; please post all follow-ups to the newsgroup so
all may benefit.

"gr8auntieokie" wrote in message
...
The best way to untangle confusing page numbering such as you describe in
a
multi-section document is to take out all the section breaks FIRST, then
put
them back in, one-at-a-time, from the top of the document to the bottom.
Then, starting at the top of your document, go to the header or footer
(wherever you're inserting page numbers) in Section 1, format the page
numbering for that section (Header & Footer Tools/Design tab/Header &
Footer
group/Page Number/Format Page Numbers...), then insert the page number
field
where you want it.
Then go to the next section. Before doing anything to the page numbers in
this next section, click on the lit "Link to Previous" button in the
Ribbon
(Header & Footer Tools/Design tab/Navigation group). If you don't, you'll
be
changing the page numbers in the previous section that you just set up!
Once
the "Link to Previous" button is turned off, format page numbers for this
section, then insert the page number field where you want it. Then go to
the
next section, turn off the "Link to Previous" button, then format the page
numbers for this section, then insert the page number field. And so on.
If
you always remember to turn off the "Link to Previous" button before
making
any changes to your headers and footers, you'll never have the problem you
described in your post.

Cyndie Browning
Tulsa, OK

"nrodADAA" wrote:

I am trying to number my document but it either gives me page 1 on the
first
page but then it does not show numbers on the rest of the pages. When I
start at page 2, it lets me start with a number 2 but then it jumps to
3,
then back to 2, 3, 4, etc to the last page. This is a 22 page document
but
it keeps stating I have 23 pages.

At the top of each page, it states Header - Section 1- , on various
pages
it says Header - Section 2 - even if its' not on page 2.

I notice it says Footer - Section 1- or whatever page it is, then on the
right side it says Same as previous, does this have anything to do with
what
I am doing? I notice page 3 says Footer - Section 2.

I have various section/page breaks as well. All my pages are correct
when I
have the show/hide paragraph marks.

I hope I am explaining this clearly.

[gr8auntieokie]

Thanks, Suzanne, I didn't know that (but I just tried it and it works!). We
always tell our people to turn off the "Same as Previous" before making ANY
changes to the page number in the footer, and that's just the way I learned
it.

Y'learn something new everyday, don't-cha?

Cyndie Browning
Tulsa, OK


"Suzanne S. Barnhill" wrote:

Note, however, that you can restart page numbering or change the number
format without unlinking the header/footer. It's only when you want to put
the page number in a different place, or omit it altogether, or have other
text in the header/footer that differs from the previous one (other than
that which can be provided by a StyleRef field) that you need to unlink
them.

--
Suzanne S. Barnhill
Microsoft MVP (Word)
Words into Type
Fairhope, Alabama USA
Word MVP FAQ site: http://word.mvps.org
Email cannot be acknowledged; please post all follow-ups to the newsgroup so
all may benefit.

"gr8auntieokie" wrote in message
...
The best way to untangle confusing page numbering such as you describe in
a
multi-section document is to take out all the section breaks FIRST, then
put
them back in, one-at-a-time, from the top of the document to the bottom.
Then, starting at the top of your document, go to the header or footer
(wherever you're inserting page numbers) in Section 1, format the page
numbering for that section (Header & Footer Tools/Design tab/Header &
Footer
group/Page Number/Format Page Numbers...), then insert the page number
field
where you want it.
Then go to the next section. Before doing anything to the page numbers in
this next section, click on the lit "Link to Previous" button in the
Ribbon
(Header & Footer Tools/Design tab/Navigation group). If you don't, you'll
be
changing the page numbers in the previous section that you just set up!
Once
the "Link to Previous" button is turned off, format page numbers for this
section, then insert the page number field where you want it. Then go to
the
next section, turn off the "Link to Previous" button, then format the page
numbers for this section, then insert the page number field. And so on.
If
you always remember to turn off the "Link to Previous" button before
making
any changes to your headers and footers, you'll never have the problem you
described in your post.

Cyndie Browning
Tulsa, OK

"nrodADAA" wrote:

I am trying to number my document but it either gives me page 1 on the
first
page but then it does not show numbers on the rest of the pages. When I
start at page 2, it lets me start with a number 2 but then it jumps to
3,
then back to 2, 3, 4, etc to the last page. This is a 22 page document
but
it keeps stating I have 23 pages.

At the top of each page, it states Header - Section 1- , on various
pages
it says Header - Section 2 - even if its' not on page 2.

I notice it says Footer - Section 1- or whatever page it is, then on the
right side it says Same as previous, does this have anything to do with
what
I am doing? I notice page 3 says Footer - Section 2.

I have various section/page breaks as well. All my pages are correct
when I
have the show/hide paragraph marks.

I hope I am explaining this clearly.

[Suzanne S. Barnhill]

Yeah, I learned that by accident as well, and I often wish I hadn't because
it resulted in my deleting the unlinking information from my article at
http://word.mvps.org/FAQs/Formatting...rontMatter.htm (though it's
still spelled out, I think, in
http://sbarnhill.mvps.org/WordFAQs/HeaderFooter.htm). The problem is that
this works fine for changing from roman to arabic numerals and restarting
numbering, but it doesn't apply to leaving the header/footer blank in some
sections, which is what people seem to have the most trouble with.

--
Suzanne S. Barnhill
Microsoft MVP (Word)
Words into Type
Fairhope, Alabama USA
Word MVP FAQ site: http://word.mvps.org
Email cannot be acknowledged; please post all follow-ups to the newsgroup so
all may benefit.

"gr8auntieokie" wrote in message
...
Thanks, Suzanne, I didn't know that (but I just tried it and it works!).
We
always tell our people to turn off the "Same as Previous" before making
ANY
changes to the page number in the footer, and that's just the way I
learned
it.

Y'learn something new everyday, don't-cha?

Cyndie Browning
Tulsa, OK


"Suzanne S. Barnhill" wrote:

Note, however, that you can restart page numbering or change the number
format without unlinking the header/footer. It's only when you want to
put
the page number in a different place, or omit it altogether, or have
other
text in the header/footer that differs from the previous one (other than
that which can be provided by a StyleRef field) that you need to unlink
them.

--
Suzanne S. Barnhill
Microsoft MVP (Word)
Words into Type
Fairhope, Alabama USA
Word MVP FAQ site: http://word.mvps.org
Email cannot be acknowledged; please post all follow-ups to the
newsgroup so
all may benefit.

"gr8auntieokie" wrote in
message
...
The best way to untangle confusing page numbering such as you describe
in
a
multi-section document is to take out all the section breaks FIRST,
then
put
them back in, one-at-a-time, from the top of the document to the
bottom.
Then, starting at the top of your document, go to the header or footer
(wherever you're inserting page numbers) in Section 1, format the page
numbering for that section (Header & Footer Tools/Design tab/Header &
Footer
group/Page Number/Format Page Numbers...), then insert the page number
field
where you want it.
Then go to the next section. Before doing anything to the page numbers
in
this next section, click on the lit "Link to Previous" button in the
Ribbon
(Header & Footer Tools/Design tab/Navigation group). If you don't,
you'll
be
changing the page numbers in the previous section that you just set
up!
Once
the "Link to Previous" button is turned off, format page numbers for
this
section, then insert the page number field where you want it. Then go
to
the
next section, turn off the "Link to Previous" button, then format the
page
numbers for this section, then insert the page number field. And so
on.
If
you always remember to turn off the "Link to Previous" button before
making
any changes to your headers and footers, you'll never have the problem
you
described in your post.

Cyndie Browning
Tulsa, OK

"nrodADAA" wrote:

I am trying to number my document but it either gives me page 1 on
the
first
page but then it does not show numbers on the rest of the pages.
When I
start at page 2, it lets me start with a number 2 but then it jumps
to
3,
then back to 2, 3, 4, etc to the last page. This is a 22 page
document
but
it keeps stating I have 23 pages.

At the top of each page, it states Header - Section 1- , on various
pages
it says Header - Section 2 - even if its' not on page 2.

I notice it says Footer - Section 1- or whatever page it is, then on
the
right side it says Same as previous, does this have anything to do
with
what
I am doing? I notice page 3 says Footer - Section 2.

I have various section/page breaks as well. All my pages are
correct
when I
have the show/hide paragraph marks.

I hope I am explaining this clearly.