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Default Sequential page numbering

I have a large document that is manually put together from smaller individual
Word documents. When I make changes to the smaller documents to update them,
I need to be able to change the page numbers so that they will fit into the
larger document. How can I change the page numbers to whatever I want?
Thanks!
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Default Sequential page numbering

You can specify the desired starting page number for each of the separate
documents in the Page Number Format dialog box. To display the dialog box,
first activate the
header/footer area, for example by double-clicking in the header. Then click
the Format Page Number button on the Header and Footer toolbar (Word
97-2003) or click Page Number | Format Page Numbers on the Header & Footer
Tools Design tab (Word 2007).

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I have a large document that is manually put together from smaller
individual
Word documents. When I make changes to the smaller documents to update
them,
I need to be able to change the page numbers so that they will fit into
the
larger document. How can I change the page numbers to whatever I want?
Thanks!




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