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Article #24081continuous page numbering question
From: william cohan
Date: Wed, 06 Nov 2002 15:51
Date: Wed, 06 Nov 2002 15:51
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I created single source doc that is 160 pages and realized I needed to make a "book". So I did it and then generated a TOC, only to learn that each chapter started at page 1. So I went into each file and did Format-Document-Numbering - Continue Numbering from previous page in book. But nothing changed, each file still begins at page one. I decided to open one file and go into the master page and then view the Paragraph Design properites on the page number, it was blank, no "building blocks". Does it need building blocks; and if so, which ones? Did I miss a step? I do not need chapter numbers in the page numbers, just a straight sequence of 1-160. I am using FM 7.0. Although not a beginner, I am kind of a novice, certainly not an expert; so I greatly appreciate any help anyone may provide. Thank you.
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