[julied]

Word 2016(o365)

Started a new document want to use odd/even footers for document.

1st page - Title page - page break -
2nd page - ODD PAGE - with page numbering starting at 1 - page break -
3rd page - EVEN PAGE - with page numbering starting at 2 etc ...

No matter what I do, I can not get the 2nd page to be page "1" - it always go to "3".

Any ideas?

Thanks
Julie

[Peter T. Daniels]

Go into Format Page Number and tell it to start numbering pages with 0.

However, it is essentially WRONG to have an odd-numbered page on the left,
so it should be difficult, hopefully impossible, to do what you want.

On Monday, March 26, 2018 at 1:24:39 AM UTC-4, julied wrote:
Word 2016(o365)

Started a new document want to use odd/even footers for document.

1st page - Title page - page break -
2nd page - ODD PAGE - with page numbering starting at 1 - page break -
3rd page - EVEN PAGE - with page numbering starting at 2 etc ...

No matter what I do, I can not get the 2nd page to be page "1" - it always go to "3".

Any ideas?

Thanks
Julie

[Peter T. Daniels]

On Monday, March 26, 2018 at 9:31:07 PM UTC-4, Charles K. Kenyon wrote:
Peter T. Daniels;497213 Wrote:

Go into Format Page Number and tell it to start numbering pages with 0.

However, it is essentially WRONG to have an odd-numbered page on the
left,
so it should be difficult, hopefully impossible, to do what you want.
***

Peter,

If she follows Suzanne's instructions (linked my previous response) she
would begin a new section when she wants to [re]start the numbering,
which can use an odd-page section break. That would leave the cover page
and then a blank for two-sided printing, then page 1 on the right.

Did you try it and see whether Word will allow you to violate a tradition that
is as old as numbering the folios of a codex?

What it's hard, but not impossible, to do is to get Word to show a blank page
before page 1 for when you do a reduced on-screen display, so that you can
check whether page openings look acceptable. (Word isn't for laying out books,
but sometimes it's all that's available.)