It is NOT necessary to insert a section break for every change in number
location if the change is between the first page and remaining pages of a
section or for odd and even pages. Nor is it necessary to disable "Link to
Previous/Same as Previous" just to restart numbering or change the number
format, only to change the number position. For more, see
http://sbarnhill.mvps.org/WordFAQs/HeaderFooter.htm and
http://word.mvps.org/FAQs/Formatting...rontMatter.htm

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"Jackie" wrote in message
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Marsha you should create a new page section break for each part of the
document you want to have a different page no. Don't worry about the
results at this point. Next - click on view, headers/footers. Using
the toolbar go through each header/footer and remove the 'same as
previous setting'. Now apply the page no. you require in each
setting, still using the header/footer toolbar to apply the
number/change page setup and move to the next header/footer. Hope
this helps.
marsha wrote:
I have a paper in Turabian format, with footnotes and bibliography. The
title page has no page number. The first page is numbered at the bottom
center. The body of the paper is numbered at the top right. The
bibliography is numbered at the bottom center. I cannot get Word to
allow
me to number the paper the way I need it. It either puts all the
numbers at
the top or bottom, but will not allow me to change them, even when I try
section breaks. If I try to do it manually, then all the page numbers
become the same on all the pages. How do I turn off page numbers for
one
section of the paper and allow it to do page numbers in the other part o
f
the paper.