I need to add an alpha character prefix to the page number and have it
reflected in the table of contents.  Example section 1 has page number P1,
P2, P3 etc., section 2 has page numbers F1, F2, F3 etc., section 3 has page
numbers 1, 2, 3, etc.  Prefix is not base on a heading ...

Hi. I just can't see how to start page numbering from a few pages into the
document (for example to start counting and numbering after the front page
and the table of contents page). Can you help, please?  (I'm using Werd 2002
SP3)

We've been using a document template (called New Deed) for a few years set
up with styles Heading 1, Heading 2, Heading 3 etc linked to Outline
numbering via the styles box - so far so good.  Heading 1 is numbered, in
bold, all in caps, heading 2 (and all that follow) are numbered, ...

I am trying to implement the directions in an article by Pietsch and Rado
"How to insert captions that include chapter numbers, in documents where
some heading styles are not build in".
I have created headings with numbering in four levels based on the build-in

Ok,
So i used to be able to go to the next level of numbering ( I to A, etc.) by
pressing the "Tab" key, and go back a level ( A to I, Etc.) by pressing "Tab"
+ "Shift".  Now whenever i hit "tab"  all it does it indent.  This happens no

page numbers on document are not continuous due to a section break.  How do I
add the numbers manually?

I had one but now it's gone.  Has this ever happened to anyone?  What
is the work around?  Does it have something to do with my field display
settings?  I must admit I was screwing around with them.

We are a legal firm and have documents which have utilised the 'listnum'
field to number paragraphs (everyone finds this much easier than auto
numbering!).
There is a para style with 6 outline number levels, and the 'listnum' field

Hope someone can save my sanity...
I created a template containing lots of 'Outlined numbered' styles with
picture bullets.  I did it all with VBA, 'cause I read in the
newsgroups all kinds of horror stories about lists and our previous

This is in reference to the earlier posted Question and Answer related to
same topic, based on that I tried to do and failed.
I visited the below site, copied the codes, Open a new document create a
form type document and inserted Bookmark and a Macro named "AutoNew" and

How can I permanently change the available outline numbering formats in
Word 2000? Someone posted a helpful article previously, but I cannot
locate it. None of the choices is what I want, and if I modify one, it
only stays modified for that document.

I made a table of contents, and the insterted a section break and restarted
my page number at 1.
However, when I generate my table of contents, the page numbers reflect the
current physical page number.  I want the toc to reflect the new page

I'm currently using all 9 heading levels (with outline numbering) and
in order to get a section "just right" I'm thinking about skipping
heading level 4.
Just for that one section.

I'm in a document that has Outlined Numbered Heading Styles.  I want to
generate a TOC that displays 2 levels.
The Heading 1 style is centered, starting with the number I.  There is
a space after it.

Is this feature as helpful as it's suppose to be?  Whenever I use it on
outline numbering that I have linked to headers, the numbering
disappears and the following paragraph gets joined to the paragraph I
was in when I inserted the SS in the first place.  Does that make