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why does page number revert to earlier number after section chang.

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owend - 15 Sep 2006 12:39 GMT
I'm trying to insert page nos. into a document that is in portrait then
landscape then portrait.  The page numbering is ok from portrait to landscape
but when the document changes back to portrait the page number goes from the
previous portrait section.  Any ideas?  Puzzlingly, the overall no. of pages
is correct.
Stefan Blom - 15 Sep 2006 12:55 GMT
Place the cursor in the section where page numbering is wrong. On the
View menu, click Header and Footer. On the Header and Footer toolbar,
click the Format Page Number button. Click "Continue from previous
section" and then click OK. Close the header/footer area.

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> I'm trying to insert page nos. into a document that is in portrait then
> landscape then portrait.  The page numbering is ok from portrait to landscape
> but when the document changes back to portrait the page number goes from the
> previous portrait section.  Any ideas?  Puzzlingly, the overall no. of pages
> is correct.
owend - 15 Sep 2006 13:12 GMT
Had tried clicking in footer & doing this but it didn't work.  Doing it this
way it did.

Thanks

> Place the cursor in the section where page numbering is wrong. On the
> View menu, click Header and Footer. On the Header and Footer toolbar,
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> of pages
> > is correct.
Stefan Blom - 18 Sep 2006 08:22 GMT
Glad I could help.

Probably you weren't looking at the correct section at your first
attempt. If you were using the Next and Previous buttons (on the
Header and Footer toolbar), the cursor didn't necessarily move to a
new section, since a section can have up to three different headers
(and footers).

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> Had tried clicking in footer & doing this but it didn't work.  Doing it this
> way it did.
[quoted text clipped - 15 lines]
> > of pages
> > > is correct.
 
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