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Article #17327Re: Numbering script?
From: Jay Fraser
Date: Wed, 18 Jun 2003 21:13
Date: Wed, 18 Jun 2003 21:13
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Uh, If you don't mind the pages are numbered 1-1500, you can just print 3 copies, uncollated, of a 1500-page document, w/ the page number in the serial number box. Select the whole form, (I assume it's on page 1), cut it, then "paste in place" on the master page. Select where you want the serial number, then go to Type>Insert Special Character>Auto Page Number. Then go back to page 1 and insert 1499 more pages. It you do it this way the actual document is quite small. Jay
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