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Starting page numbering 21 at page 21 but no numbering preceding p
Dear all,
OS: Window XP Professional SP3, Office 2003 Professional SP3, I have created a document - 313 pages all together, divided into 177 sections. The last thing I am about to do (trying to do - at present, unsuccessfully) is to insert page numbering. The requirement is to start the numbering at page 21 (for my purpose), the preceding 20 pages (which included Title, Acknowledgement, TOC, List of Figures etc) - the numbers are not supposed to show i.e. the first numbering number to show would then be page number 21 containing the text proper, followed by 22 and so on. I have read http://word.mvps.org/faqs/numbering/PageNumbering.htm, http://word.mvps.org/faqs/numbering/...gExplained.htm, and http://www.shaunakelly.com/word/conc...ers/index.html but without success in accomplishing what I need to do. I would therefore appreciate it and be grateful for any advice to achieve what I wanted to do i.e. start numbering at page 21 with page number 21 but where the preceding 20 pages do not have the page number appearing. Please do let me know if my description was unclear. Thank you, jes |
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Starting page numbering 21 at page 21 but no numbering preceding p
If you have read http://word.mvps.org/faqs/numbering/PageNumbering.htm, then
I suspect you need to read it again. Big Idea #3 and Big Idea #5 are the ones you particularly need. You must insert a section break between pages 20 and 21, unlink the header or footer (wherever your page number appears) in Section 2 from the one in Section 1, and insert the PAGE field in Section 2 only (or remove it from Section 1 if you've already inserted it). By default, Word will continue the page numbering in Section 2 from Section 1, so it will start at page 21 as desired. -- Suzanne S. Barnhill Microsoft MVP (Word) Words into Type Fairhope, Alabama USA http://word.mvps.org "xppuser" wrote in message ... Dear all, OS: Window XP Professional SP3, Office 2003 Professional SP3, I have created a document - 313 pages all together, divided into 177 sections. The last thing I am about to do (trying to do - at present, unsuccessfully) is to insert page numbering. The requirement is to start the numbering at page 21 (for my purpose), the preceding 20 pages (which included Title, Acknowledgement, TOC, List of Figures etc) - the numbers are not supposed to show i.e. the first numbering number to show would then be page number 21 containing the text proper, followed by 22 and so on. I have read http://word.mvps.org/faqs/numbering/PageNumbering.htm, http://word.mvps.org/faqs/numbering/...gExplained.htm, and http://www.shaunakelly.com/word/conc...ers/index.html but without success in accomplishing what I need to do. I would therefore appreciate it and be grateful for any advice to achieve what I wanted to do i.e. start numbering at page 21 with page number 21 but where the preceding 20 pages do not have the page number appearing. Please do let me know if my description was unclear. Thank you, jes |
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Suzanne, Terry,
Thank you for your input. I am going to read it again. Terry: Instead of page break between each chapter, I have used section break (next page), I guessed out of habit. I recalled somewhere that section break is more versatile than page break e.g. I can do what I want in a section and it will not affect the section before and after (FWIW). I have been doing this for years i.e. using section break next page instead of page break. Suzanne: Deducing from the big idea (which I did try - but still showed ....17, 18, 19, 20) and Terry's comment, I am going to change all my section break next page before page 21 to page break, apply a section break next page at page 20 and then I will report back. I also tried { PAGE } with same result - likely to my not understanding (at deeper level) Word 2003 document mechanics/nuances. jes |
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Starting page numbering 21 at page 21 but no numbering precedi
Jes
Adding all those unnecessary sections only complicates the structure of Word. My advice is to avoid section and page breaks where ever possible by simply adding the ParaPageBreakBefore attribute to the line you want to start on a new page. For example, it is common to start Heading Level 1s on a new page, so adding PageBreakBefore to the H1 style achieves what is needed without resort to any manual breaks. This will vastly reduce the underlying complexity of the document and long documents will be faster to load, display and save as well as make the document more robust and resistant to corruption. Terry "xppuser" wrote in message ... Suzanne, Terry, Thank you for your input. I am going to read it again. Terry: Instead of page break between each chapter, I have used section break (next page), I guessed out of habit. I recalled somewhere that section break is more versatile than page break e.g. I can do what I want in a section and it will not affect the section before and after (FWIW). I have been doing this for years i.e. using section break next page instead of page break. Suzanne: Deducing from the big idea (which I did try - but still showed ...17, 18, 19, 20) and Terry's comment, I am going to change all my section break next page before page 21 to page break, apply a section break next page at page 20 and then I will report back. I also tried { PAGE } with same result - likely to my not understanding (at deeper level) Word 2003 document mechanics/nuances. jes |
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Starting page numbering 21 at page 21 but no numbering precedi
While everything you say is true, I disagree when it comes to section breaks
between chapters. Even though I use StyleRef fields extensively, I still use a Next Page (or more often Odd Page) section break between chapters because I want to take advantage of "Different first page" to have no header on the first page of a chapter, as well as running heads (using "Different odd and even") throughout the rest of the chapter. If that's Jes's reason for the section breaks, then I support him in that use. -- Suzanne S. Barnhill Microsoft MVP (Word) Words into Type Fairhope, Alabama USA http://word.mvps.org "Terry Farrell" wrote in message ... Jes Adding all those unnecessary sections only complicates the structure of Word. My advice is to avoid section and page breaks where ever possible by simply adding the ParaPageBreakBefore attribute to the line you want to start on a new page. For example, it is common to start Heading Level 1s on a new page, so adding PageBreakBefore to the H1 style achieves what is needed without resort to any manual breaks. This will vastly reduce the underlying complexity of the document and long documents will be faster to load, display and save as well as make the document more robust and resistant to corruption. Terry "xppuser" wrote in message ... Suzanne, Terry, Thank you for your input. I am going to read it again. Terry: Instead of page break between each chapter, I have used section break (next page), I guessed out of habit. I recalled somewhere that section break is more versatile than page break e.g. I can do what I want in a section and it will not affect the section before and after (FWIW). I have been doing this for years i.e. using section break next page instead of page break. Suzanne: Deducing from the big idea (which I did try - but still showed ...17, 18, 19, 20) and Terry's comment, I am going to change all my section break next page before page 21 to page break, apply a section break next page at page 20 and then I will report back. I also tried { PAGE } with same result - likely to my not understanding (at deeper level) Word 2003 document mechanics/nuances. jes |
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Starting page numbering 21 at page 21 but no numbering precedi
I concur with that as there are two good reasons (different first page and
to force the section starts with an odd page). But with an average of just 1.77 pages per section, is that likely? Terry "Suzanne S. Barnhill" wrote in message ... While everything you say is true, I disagree when it comes to section breaks between chapters. Even though I use StyleRef fields extensively, I still use a Next Page (or more often Odd Page) section break between chapters because I want to take advantage of "Different first page" to have no header on the first page of a chapter, as well as running heads (using "Different odd and even") throughout the rest of the chapter. If that's Jes's reason for the section breaks, then I support him in that use. -- Suzanne S. Barnhill Microsoft MVP (Word) Words into Type Fairhope, Alabama USA http://word.mvps.org "Terry Farrell" wrote in message ... Jes Adding all those unnecessary sections only complicates the structure of Word. My advice is to avoid section and page breaks where ever possible by simply adding the ParaPageBreakBefore attribute to the line you want to start on a new page. For example, it is common to start Heading Level 1s on a new page, so adding PageBreakBefore to the H1 style achieves what is needed without resort to any manual breaks. This will vastly reduce the underlying complexity of the document and long documents will be faster to load, display and save as well as make the document more robust and resistant to corruption. Terry "xppuser" wrote in message ... Suzanne, Terry, Thank you for your input. I am going to read it again. Terry: Instead of page break between each chapter, I have used section break (next page), I guessed out of habit. I recalled somewhere that section break is more versatile than page break e.g. I can do what I want in a section and it will not affect the section before and after (FWIW). I have been doing this for years i.e. using section break next page instead of page break. Suzanne: Deducing from the big idea (which I did try - but still showed ...17, 18, 19, 20) and Terry's comment, I am going to change all my section break next page before page 21 to page break, apply a section break next page at page 20 and then I will report back. I also tried { PAGE } with same result - likely to my not understanding (at deeper level) Word 2003 document mechanics/nuances. jes |
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Starting page numbering 21 at page 21 but no numbering precedi
The key is unlinking the headers/footers that should have page numbers from
those that shouldn't. If you have several sections in the first 20 pages, and *they* are unlinked, then you may have to skip through several headers/footers either removing the page number or linking to a previous header/footer from which you've removed it. -- Suzanne S. Barnhill Microsoft MVP (Word) Words into Type Fairhope, Alabama USA http://word.mvps.org "xppuser" wrote in message ... Suzanne, Terry, Thank you for your input. I am going to read it again. Terry: Instead of page break between each chapter, I have used section break (next page), I guessed out of habit. I recalled somewhere that section break is more versatile than page break e.g. I can do what I want in a section and it will not affect the section before and after (FWIW). I have been doing this for years i.e. using section break next page instead of page break. Suzanne: Deducing from the big idea (which I did try - but still showed ...17, 18, 19, 20) and Terry's comment, I am going to change all my section break next page before page 21 to page break, apply a section break next page at page 20 and then I will report back. I also tried { PAGE } with same result - likely to my not understanding (at deeper level) Word 2003 document mechanics/nuances. jes |
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Starting page numbering 21 at page 21 but no numbering preceding p
That's a huge number of section breaks - less than 2 pages per section. Why
do you need so many section breaks? -- Terry Farrell - MSWord MVP "xppuser" wrote in message ... Dear all, OS: Window XP Professional SP3, Office 2003 Professional SP3, I have created a document - 313 pages all together, divided into 177 sections. The last thing I am about to do (trying to do - at present, unsuccessfully) is to insert page numbering. The requirement is to start the numbering at page 21 (for my purpose), the preceding 20 pages (which included Title, Acknowledgement, TOC, List of Figures etc) - the numbers are not supposed to show i.e. the first numbering number to show would then be page number 21 containing the text proper, followed by 22 and so on. I have read http://word.mvps.org/faqs/numbering/PageNumbering.htm, http://word.mvps.org/faqs/numbering/...gExplained.htm, and http://www.shaunakelly.com/word/conc...ers/index.html but without success in accomplishing what I need to do. I would therefore appreciate it and be grateful for any advice to achieve what I wanted to do i.e. start numbering at page 21 with page number 21 but where the preceding 20 pages do not have the page number appearing. Please do let me know if my description was unclear. Thank you, jes |
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