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Why By default, word give me a odd page as soon as a new break sec
I working in word 2007 with the header & footer with different Odd & Even
Pages. By default, word give me a odd page as soon as I input I break section and also if the end of the previous section is odd word add me a extra blank page for the even one and after start the new section on the odd page??? And, if I input a break even page or odd page, the page from the previous section affect the numbering of all the next section??? Regards, |
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Why By default, word give me a odd page as soon as a new break sec
Assuming you aren't explicitly choosing an Odd Page break, it could be
(since you have "Different odd and even" enabled) that you are restarting numbering in each section? If so, Word will insist on making page 1 an odd page. -- Suzanne S. Barnhill Microsoft MVP (Word) Words into Type Fairhope, Alabama USA "genevivi" wrote in message ... I working in word 2007 with the header & footer with different Odd & Even Pages. By default, word give me a odd page as soon as I input I break section and also if the end of the previous section is odd word add me a extra blank page for the even one and after start the new section on the odd page??? And, if I input a break even page or odd page, the page from the previous section affect the numbering of all the next section??? Regards, |
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Why By default, word give me a odd page as soon as a new break
but can i make that page even?
"Suzanne S. Barnhill" wrote: Assuming you aren't explicitly choosing an Odd Page break, it could be (since you have "Different odd and even" enabled) that you are restarting numbering in each section? If so, Word will insist on making page 1 an odd page. -- Suzanne S. Barnhill Microsoft MVP (Word) Words into Type Fairhope, Alabama USA "genevivi" wrote in message ... I working in word 2007 with the header & footer with different Odd & Even Pages. By default, word give me a odd page as soon as I input I break section and also if the end of the previous section is odd word add me a extra blank page for the even one and after start the new section on the odd page??? And, if I input a break even page or odd page, the page from the previous section affect the numbering of all the next section??? Regards, |
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Why By default, word give me a odd page as soon as a new break
Not if it's numbered 1, no.
-- Suzanne S. Barnhill Microsoft MVP (Word) Words into Type Fairhope, Alabama USA "genevivi" wrote in message ... but can i make that page even? "Suzanne S. Barnhill" wrote: Assuming you aren't explicitly choosing an Odd Page break, it could be (since you have "Different odd and even" enabled) that you are restarting numbering in each section? If so, Word will insist on making page 1 an odd page. -- Suzanne S. Barnhill Microsoft MVP (Word) Words into Type Fairhope, Alabama USA "genevivi" wrote in message ... I working in word 2007 with the header & footer with different Odd & Even Pages. By default, word give me a odd page as soon as I input I break section and also if the end of the previous section is odd word add me a extra blank page for the even one and after start the new section on the odd page??? And, if I input a break even page or odd page, the page from the previous section affect the numbering of all the next section??? Regards, |
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