[Phil Ardussi[_3_]]

Have learned how to refer to page numbers as s1p1, etc. when printing
selected pages. This solves some problems in specifying a group of pages to
print starting near the beginning of the book.

Is it possible when viewing these pages to see the designation s1p1, or
whatever page you're on instead of the generic page 1 or, when looking at a
given early page, i, ii, iii, etc.? Headers don't show this info.

I need to see pages referred to when viewing the document in the same manner
as the print screen uses to select which pages to print.

Thanks.

[Suzanne S. Barnhill]

Actually, it needs to be p1s1. The status bar gives the section number and
page number within a given section if numbering is restarted. The order in
the status bar (page, then section) is the order you need to remember to use
in the Print dialog (at least in Word 2003 and earlier; unfortunately, Word
2007 puts the section number first, which is more logical, but it doesn't
match the syntax needed for the Print dialog).

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Suzanne S. Barnhill
Microsoft MVP (Word)
Words into Type
Fairhope, Alabama USA

"Phil Ardussi" wrote in message
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Have learned how to refer to page numbers as s1p1, etc. when printing
selected pages. This solves some problems in specifying a group of pages
to print starting near the beginning of the book.

Is it possible when viewing these pages to see the designation s1p1, or
whatever page you're on instead of the generic page 1 or, when looking at
a given early page, i, ii, iii, etc.? Headers don't show this info.

I need to see pages referred to when viewing the document in the same
manner as the print screen uses to select which pages to print.

Thanks.