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Hi!

Is it possible in Word 2003 to make double numeration of pages? I need to
number continuously and within the sections. Contimuous numbering shoould be
in headers, section numbering (also in 1, 2, 3, etc.) - in footers.

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Default Double numbering

The way to do this is format the page numbering to restart from 1 at the
beginning of each section, which will give you what you want in the footers.
Then to get the numbering in the headers, you are going to have to insert a
bookmark at the end of each section and use a formula field construction to
add the page number in the section to the number returned by inserting a
cross reference to the page number of the bookmark.

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Hi!

Is it possible in Word 2003 to make double numeration of pages? I need to
number continuously and within the sections. Contimuous numbering shoould
be
in headers, section numbering (also in 1, 2, 3, etc.) - in footers.

Thanks.



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