INSERITING DIFFERENT PAGE NUMBERS IN SAME DOCUMENT

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DR. SAM M. WHID

can any body tell me how can we change total number of pages in the same
document.

For example, my document consists of total six pages. To number my pages, I
select "Page X of Y" option in footer. So this will include the total number
of pages (i-e., 6) with the page number in each page.(From 1 to 6)

Now supposedly, if i want a different page number on Page 3 of the document.
Lets say i want to number it as page 1. For this to happen, ill first do a
"section break" at page 2 and in "Header & Footer" group, click "format page
numbers", and then type 1 in the "Start at" box.

This will number my page 3 of the document as 1. On page 3 it will appear as
Page 1 of 6. Like wise all my pages will be numbered as:

page 1.......... Page 1 of 6
page 2.......... Page 2 0f 6

page 3.......... Page 1 of 6
page 4 ......... Page 2 of 6
page 5 ......... Page 3 of 6
page 6 ......... Page 4 of 6

But i want to change the total number of pages (i-e., Y) on page 3 also. The
above mentioned feature in MS WORD allows me to change the page number of
current page whereas i want to change both i-e., the current page number
along with total number of pages.

Here is a sample TO WHAT I WANT!!

page 1.......... Page 1 of 2
page 2.......... Page 2 0f 2

page 3.......... Page 1 of 4
page 4 ......... Page 2 of 4
page 5 ......... Page 3 of 4
page 6 ......... Page 4 of 4


PLEASE HELP ME IF ANY ONE KNOWS ABOUT ITS SOLUTION.

I HAVE SEARCHED FOR IT EVERYWHERE IN THE WORD.

B/REGARDS

DR. SAM M. WHID
 
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Suzanne S. Barnhill

Press Alt+F9 to display field codes. You will than see Page { PAGE } of {
NUMPAGES }. Change NUMPAGES to SECTIONPAGES.

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Suzanne S. Barnhill
Microsoft MVP (Word)
Words into Type
Fairhope, Alabama USA
http://word.mvps.org
 
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Pesach Shelnitz

Hi Sam,

Perform the following steps in Print Preview view.
1. Double-click the footer on any page.
2. Select the number that you want to change.
3. Press Shift+F9.
4. Change NUMPAGES to SECTIONPAGES (be careful not to touch the curly
brackets).
5. Press F9.
6. On the Ribbon, click Close Header and Footer.
 

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