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Thanks Daiya. Any idea what \* Mergeformat does?
"Daiya Mitchell" wrote: View | Header/Footer. Hit Alt-F9 to toggle field codes. Where it says NUMPAGES, change that to SectionPages (be sure not to delete any field braces {}). Alt-F9 to return field codes to showing field results. Jade5 wrote: Hello: How do I replace the NumPages field with a SectionPages field in a Word document footer so that the pages in a section are calculated currectly. For example, my document currently has 9 pages - 1 page in section 1 and 8 pages in section 2. However, the footer for the first page in section 2 is Page 1 of 9 and the last page is Page 8 of 9. I want the footer of the first page to be Page 1 of 8 and the footer of the last page should be Page 8 of 8. Thanks, Jade. |
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Jade:
The fields in your document can be updated manually (by pressing F9) or automatically (e.g. when you have Tools Options Print Update Fields checked). MERGEFORMAT prevents the fields from picking up the formatting of the source when they are updated. For example, it prevents a cross-reference to a heading from looking big and bold. Bear |
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