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first and second page number are the same. Why?

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mamadoc - 28 Feb 2007 03:12 GMT
I am inserting page numbers for several chapters.  chapter one comes out
fine.  however, when i try to paginate chapter 2 (starting with page#55) the
first and second page of the chapter each have "55" as the page number.  I
can't get consecutive numbers.  Any ideas?
Suzanne S. Barnhill - 28 Feb 2007 03:36 GMT
To clarify, are you setting starting numbers for specific sections (or
documents?), or are you using the "Continue from previous section" setting?

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> I am inserting page numbers for several chapters.  chapter one comes out
> fine.  however, when i try to paginate chapter 2 (starting with page#55) the
> first and second page of the chapter each have "55" as the page number.  I
> can't get consecutive numbers.  Any ideas?
mamadoc - 28 Feb 2007 03:54 GMT
I am setting starting numbers for specific documents. . . for instance my
chap. 1 is one complete document.  chapter 2 is another separate document.  
when I choose insert page number and set up my formatting options (start at
"55"), the first page starts at 55 but the next page shows "55" as well.

> To clarify, are you setting starting numbers for specific sections (or
> documents?), or are you using the "Continue from previous section" setting?
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> > first and second page of the chapter each have "55" as the page number.  I
> > can't get consecutive numbers.  Any ideas?
Suzanne S. Barnhill - 28 Feb 2007 04:41 GMT
Is there a section break between the first two pages?

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> I am setting starting numbers for specific documents. . . for instance my
> chap. 1 is one complete document.  chapter 2 is another separate document.
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> > > first and second page of the chapter each have "55" as the page number.  I
> > > can't get consecutive numbers.  Any ideas?
mamadoc - 28 Feb 2007 05:38 GMT
There is a section break b/t the two pages (header 1 is section 1 and header
2 is section 2 -- as is the rest of the document).  Since I was unsure how to
delete these section breaks, I tried inserting a different page number for
the first page and started a new series of page numbers for the next section
and that seemed to work.  (Hopefully)

> Is there a section break between the first two pages?
>
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> number.  I
> > > > can't get consecutive numbers.  Any ideas?
Suzanne S. Barnhill - 28 Feb 2007 14:53 GMT
If you have set a starting number for Section 1, then you need to set
"Continue from previous section" for Section 2. It's possible that the
section break is unnecessary; if you just want a different header/footer on
the first page, you can use the "Different first page" setting on the Layout
tab of Page Setup. See http://sbarnhill.mvps.org/WordFAQs/HeaderFooter.htm
for more.

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Words into Type
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> There is a section break b/t the two pages (header 1 is section 1 and header
> 2 is section 2 -- as is the rest of the document).  Since I was unsure how to
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> > number.  I
> > > > > can't get consecutive numbers.  Any ideas?

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