[Harvey[_2_]]

How do you make print page number as part of your default document so you do
not have to set it up with each new document.

[Terry Farrell]

Do not attempt to do this for the normal blank document that opens when you
start Word: that changes the global template which will have undesirable
consequences in unexpected places.

Instead, you need to create a template that includes the page numbers (and
any other changes that you need such as paper sizes, fonts, tec.) and save
to your template folder. You can then add a shortcut to your desktop so that
Word opens to a new blank from your template or you can use File, New and
select a blank document from your template.

See http://word.mvps.org/faqs/customizat...platePart1.htm

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Terry Farrell - MSWord MVP

"Harvey" wrote in message
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How do you make print page number as part of your default document so you
do not have to set it up with each new document.

[Harvey[_2_]]

Thanks for getting back to me I appreciate it. I was wondering why I could
not my answer on the internet, your answer explains it.
Harvey Mandel
"Terry Farrell" wrote in message
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Do not attempt to do this for the normal blank document that opens when
you start Word: that changes the global template which will have
undesirable consequences in unexpected places.

Instead, you need to create a template that includes the page numbers (and
any other changes that you need such as paper sizes, fonts, tec.) and save
to your template folder. You can then add a shortcut to your desktop so
that Word opens to a new blank from your template or you can use File, New
and select a blank document from your template.

See http://word.mvps.org/faqs/customizat...platePart1.htm

--
Terry Farrell - MSWord MVP

"Harvey" wrote in message
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How do you make print page number as part of your default document so you
do not have to set it up with each new document.