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(word 97-2003) Can you seed the page number?
I'm writing a help document in a word document, formatted to the word 97 -
2003 format. I've got the pages automatically numbered in the footer; the problem is I start my numbering on the first page of text (after my title page and table of contents) - so 'page 1' is actually the 5th page in the document. I'd rather not have page numbers on my title page and table of contents pages, so I was wondering if there was a way to "seed" the automatic page number? So that the first page that has a page number on it reads page 5 - that way my page numbers will match the page numbers Word shows. Does anyone know of an easy way to do this, or if there is a way to do this? |
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