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Article #243Re: Page Numbering
From: Richard_Archer-Jones
Date: Tue, 03 Mar 2009 11:56
Date: Tue, 03 Mar 2009 11:56
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Ah Rob, so there is something fundamentally wrong with it. Now that's a reason. I didn't know Aldus had started the development of the programme that then became ID. Anyway, Carole, I have PM7 and I've tried it again and the same happens. Any number that I type into the Start Page Number box is then the number that page 1 starts with. If I type in 5, then page one starts as 5 (and who wants the cover given a page number?), and also PM's own numbering of the document pages starts as numbering page 1 as page 5 aswell, which makes the page numbering system next to useless, unless you split the document up as suggested in the solutions suggested in John's link above. What I want of course is for page 5 to start as page 1.
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