Pub'03 Page numbers

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Dan Green

I have a publication (an invoice) which I created in
Pub'98. Each invoice needs to have a unique number, so I
set the first page number to the first invoice number, add
50 pages, then print them. I now have Pub'03 and would
like to print some more invoices but cannot figure out how
to do it. Nothing useful comes up under help. The closest
I can come seems to be inserting a section, but that will
only allow page numbers between 1-1000 and they need to be
in the 13000-15000 range. Any ideas?

Thanks,
Dan

PS: If I open the Pub'98 doc in Pub'03 and add 50 pages,
all of the numbers come out right - say 13435 to 13486.
Obvoiusly Pub'03 doesn't care what the page numbers are.
If I delete page 13435, it just makes page 13436 into page
13435. (Of course, page 13486 is then gone!)
 
B

Brian Kvalheim - [MSFT MVP]

Hi Dan Green ([email protected]),
in the newsgroups
you posted:

|| I have a publication (an invoice) which I created in
|| Pub'98. Each invoice needs to have a unique number, so I
|| set the first page number to the first invoice number, add
|| 50 pages, then print them. I now have Pub'03 and would
|| like to print some more invoices but cannot figure out how
|| to do it. Nothing useful comes up under help. The closest
|| I can come seems to be inserting a section, but that will
|| only allow page numbers between 1-1000 and they need to be
|| in the 13000-15000 range. Any ideas?
||
|| Thanks,
|| Dan
||
|| PS: If I open the Pub'98 doc in Pub'03 and add 50 pages,
|| all of the numbers come out right - say 13435 to 13486.
|| Obvoiusly Pub'03 doesn't care what the page numbers are.
|| If I delete page 13435, it just makes page 13436 into page
|| 13435. (Of course, page 13486 is then gone!)

Dan, this is a good question. I am researching this. But as an FYI, a
workaround that you can use is by using the consecutive numbering system
with mailmerge. Check out the following link:

http://www.mvps.org/publisher/numbering1.html
--
Brian Kvalheim
Microsoft Publisher MVP
http://www.mvps.org/publisher
~pay it foward~

This posting is provided "AS IS" with no warranties, and
confers no rights.
 
D

Dan Green

-----Original Message-----
Hi Dan Green ([email protected]),
in the newsgroups
you posted:

|| I have a publication (an invoice) which I created in
|| Pub'98. Each invoice needs to have a unique number, so I
|| set the first page number to the first invoice number, add
|| 50 pages, then print them. I now have Pub'03 and would
|| like to print some more invoices but cannot figure out how
|| to do it. Nothing useful comes up under help. The closest
|| I can come seems to be inserting a section, but that will
|| only allow page numbers between 1-1000 and they need to be
|| in the 13000-15000 range. Any ideas?
||
|| Thanks,
|| Dan
||
|| PS: If I open the Pub'98 doc in Pub'03 and add 50 pages,
|| all of the numbers come out right - say 13435 to 13486.
|| Obvoiusly Pub'03 doesn't care what the page numbers are.
|| If I delete page 13435, it just makes page 13436 into page
|| 13435. (Of course, page 13486 is then gone!)

Dan, this is a good question. I am researching this. But as an FYI, a
workaround that you can use is by using the consecutive numbering system
with mailmerge. Check out the following link:

http://www.mvps.org/publisher/numbering1.html
--
Brian Kvalheim
Microsoft Publisher MVP
http://www.mvps.org/publisher
~pay it foward~

This posting is provided "AS IS" with no warranties, and
confers no rights.


.
Brian -

Yeah, I found that "workaround"... (heavy emphasis on
the "work"...) I think it'd be easier to 'hack' the
starting page number in the .pub file. (Which I don't want
to do.) Seems to me that the only "resonable" way to this
would take a new dialog box. [Format Page Numbers] Or else
a patch to remove the 1000 limit. Maybe my only recourse
is to reinstall Pub'98...

Thanks,
Dan
 

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