adding an image with double digit page numbers

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arthur

dear all

I'm trying to build a template to be used in the office. The design appartment would like to see a certain image on the bottom of the page where the page numbers are going to placed, this because the font of the page numbers is white...(then they are visible...

Also the page numbers are double digit, 01,02,03 etc

So the page numbers must contain an image and they are double digit, and all this must be set in the template normal.do

How can this be done? Please help....
 
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Doug Robbins - Word MVP

Let's start getting one thing straight. IT SHOULD NOT BE IN THE NORMAL.DOT
TEMPLATE.

Create a new template, open the footer pane via View>Headers and Footers,
Insert the picture in the position that you want it and via Format>Picture,
set the Layout so that it is behind the text. Then use Ctrl+F9 to insert a
pair of field delimiters where you want the page number to appear and inside
the { }, type

{ PAGE \# "00" }

Press Alt+F9 to toggle off the display of field codes and select the page
number and from the Format menu, select Font and change the colour to white.

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Hope this helps
Doug Robbins - Word MVP
arthur said:
dear all,

I'm trying to build a template to be used in the office. The design
appartment would like to see a certain image on the bottom of the page where
the page numbers are going to placed, this because the font of the page
numbers is white...(then they are visible...)
Also the page numbers are double digit, 01,02,03 etc.

So the page numbers must contain an image and they are double digit, and
all this must be set in the template normal.dot
 
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arthur

thanks for the great advice. I had already take a look at the fieldcodes but I just can't managed to double digit it, I guess that I'd forgot the # sign (as well as the "00")

But I still can't link the image with the page numbers. What I desire is that my coworkers just open a new file, and when they want to put pagenumbers in the document they get pagenumbers (and now double digit, what works perfect), together with an image. Right now the image appears allready without the page numbers, because it's set in the footer

Am I doing something wrong?
 
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Suzanne S. Barnhill

Have you put the PAGE field in the footer?



arthur said:
thanks for the great advice. I had already take a look at the fieldcodes
but I just can't managed to double digit it, I guess that I'd forgot the #
sign (as well as the "00").
But I still can't link the image with the page numbers. What I desire is
that my coworkers just open a new file, and when they want to put
pagenumbers in the document they get pagenumbers (and now double digit, what
works perfect), together with an image. Right now the image appears allready
without the page numbers, because it's set in the footer.
 
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Dayo Mitchell

That is, in the footer of the template. Then your co-workers won't have to
insert page numbers at all, because they will already be there when they
open the new doc based on that template.
 
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