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Dan Walkowski says
>">If you look under the menu Format and sub menu Document, you can change the
>">beginning of the page numbering scheme from 1 to anything you desire.
>"
>"Not only that, but if you split the document into two sections at each place
>"you'd like to insert a page from elsewhere, you can renumber the sections any
>"which way you like.  You could start numbering the second section 3 pages
>"after the end of the first, leaving you 3 pages of room to insert.

and Shirley Kehr says:
>And where are you going to enter the new page number? Format Document 
>applies to the document. Format Section only allows you to restart the
>new section at page 1 (or continue with the next page number if you
>don't select restart at 1).

Shirley Kehr is right, but probably Dan Walkowski meant to say that
the document should be split in pieces (not that a new section
should be created in a single document). Then the second piece has
its page number started from p. xx using the format document dialog
and the first piece is linked to the second piece by specifying the
second piece as the "next file" in the format document dialog of
the first piece so that they print out as one print job.
Agreed it would be a lot nicer to be able to have the section
pagination start from some number other than one.
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Dana E. Keil                Department of Agricultural and Resource Economics
University of California, Berkeley                      dana@are.berkeley.edu