[perplexd]

I am preparing a book for publication. The publisher wants the ms. numbered
consecutively but the chapters in separate files. I tried renumbering each
file but didn't work right.

[Doug Robbins - Word MVP]

While in the Format Page Number dialog, you can set the starting number, I
can see that it could well create problems as the way in which pages are
laid out (and hence the number of pages in a chapter) may vary depending
upon the printer upono which the document is printed.

I would have expected that if the publisher wanted the book in that format,
then during the process of compiling the chapters into a book, he would be
taking care of the page numbering.

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Doug Robbins - Word MVP, originally posted via msnews.microsoft.com
"perplexd" wrote in message
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I am preparing a book for publication. The publisher wants the ms.
numbered
consecutively but the chapters in separate files. I tried renumbering
each
file but didn't work right.

[Pamelia Caswell via OfficeKB.com]

Are you preparing the manuscript or the final? If final, must all chapters
start on an odd page? If yes, then add a page to any file that ends on an
odd page. Number the first page of the next file with the next odd number.

Pam

perplexd wrote:
I am preparing a book for publication. The publisher wants the ms. numbered
consecutively but the chapters in separate files. I tried renumbering each
file but didn't work right.

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