[kjr92]

Hi everyone!
So I'm working on a live TV show with like a 70-page script that needs to be formatted. For the sake of our teleprompter people and just overall changes things need to be kept in a neat order.

As it is right now.. I have page numbers in the headers (page 1-70)

But as changes come in I know things are going to go all wonky. And we can't throw the pages off kilter.

Basically what I'm trying to say is I need to figure out a way of adding sub-pages to already existing pages.

So let's say I add a bunch of dialog to one page, and it spills over into another page. I can't have the numbers go out of order because of this one page. So I need to add a sub-page . (for example, 20, 20A, 20B, 21)

Does that make sense?
The page numbers are automatic right now (really don't want to manually type the page numbers in) so I want to add a new page but call this page "20A" instead of it being a NEW page 21.

Help?
I know it can be done cause I've seen it done on other shows but I just don't know how they do it.

[Stefan Blom[_3_]]

I'm afraid there is no way to accomplish what you are asking, at least not
automatically. You could try adding the page numbers manually, but it would
be a time-consuming task.

--
Stefan Blom
Microsoft Word MVP



"kjr92" wrote in message
...

Hi everyone!
So I'm working on a live TV show with like a 70-page script that needs
to be formatted. For the sake of our teleprompter people and just
overall changes things need to be kept in a neat order.

As it is right now.. I have page numbers in the headers (page 1-70)

But as changes come in I know things are going to go all wonky. And we
can't throw the pages off kilter.

Basically what I'm trying to say is I need to figure out a way of
adding sub-pages to already existing pages.

So let's say I add a bunch of dialog to one page, and it spills over
into another page. I can't have the numbers go out of order because of
this one page. So I need to add a sub-page . (for example, 20, 20A,
20B, 21)

Does that make sense?
The page numbers are automatic right now (really don't want to manually
type the page numbers in) so I want to add a new page but call this page
"20A" instead of it being a NEW page 21.

Help?
I know it can be done cause I've seen it done on other shows but I just
don't know how they do it.




--
kjr92

[Stefan Blom[_3_]]

I'm afraid there is no way to accomplish what you are asking, at least not
automatically. You could try adding the page numbers manually, but it would
be a time-consuming task.

--
Stefan Blom
Microsoft Word MVP



"kjr92" wrote in message
...

Hi everyone!
So I'm working on a live TV show with like a 70-page script that needs
to be formatted. For the sake of our teleprompter people and just
overall changes things need to be kept in a neat order.

As it is right now.. I have page numbers in the headers (page 1-70)

But as changes come in I know things are going to go all wonky. And we
can't throw the pages off kilter.

Basically what I'm trying to say is I need to figure out a way of
adding sub-pages to already existing pages.

So let's say I add a bunch of dialog to one page, and it spills over
into another page. I can't have the numbers go out of order because of
this one page. So I need to add a sub-page . (for example, 20, 20A,
20B, 21)

Does that make sense?
The page numbers are automatic right now (really don't want to manually
type the page numbers in) so I want to add a new page but call this page
"20A" instead of it being a NEW page 21.

Help?
I know it can be done cause I've seen it done on other shows but I just
don't know how they do it.




--
kjr92

[getsimple]

Bater if you go with the page footer with page numbers...