Like Bob, I am struggling to understand what you mean, and am not certain of
your update level.
Let me make some additional guesses...
1) To have a page number appear on subsequent pages, you must put it in
either the header or the footer. The Insert>Page numbers command must be
avoided if you want this to happen reliably, because it always does the
wrong thing.
Instead, use View>Header and Footer to ensure that your insertion point is
actually IN the header or footer, then insert your page number there. That
will work every time. It gives you even more options, and you are fully in
control of all of them, all of the time
If you have been using Insert>Page Number without going into the header or
footer, you need to look in the header and footer to see if there are page
numbers already there. If you click on them, they will be surrounded by
little square selection boxes. These are "floating" page numbers produced
by the Insert>Page Number command, and you should delete these before you
continue, or your page numbers will never make sense.
Be aware that each section of a document has up to three headers and up to
three footers, depending upon your settings on the Layout tab of the Format
Document command. "Different First Page creates two headers and footers,
one for the first page of the section and one for the rest. "Different Odd
and Even" creates THREE, one for left pages, one for right pages, and one
for first pages. If neither are checked, the document has only ONE header
and footer, for all pages.
2) To put any command back on any menu, simply go into
Tools>Customise>Customise Menus and Toolbars...
Select the "Menu Bar entry.
Click "Reset".
Hope this helps
Correction: when I use the insert page number command <#> from the toolbar, I
get a page numbe where I click, but it does not automaically add page ## to
subsequent pages; if I use the command on subsequent pages, the age numbering
stays in sequence. But I want my old insert page feature and all its options
back!
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