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olymbitis
How do I number the pages in reverse? Number 1 on bottom page and highest
mumber on the top page? Is there such a feature?
mumber on the top page? Is there such a feature?
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S
Suzanne S. Barnhill
Do you actually want to number the pages in reverse or just print the output
in reverse order? If the latter, check the "Reverse print order" box on the
Print tab of Tools | Options. If the former, see
http://homepage.swissonline.ch/cindymeister/NbrFAQ.htm#RevNbr, but I doubt
that this would work for page numbering.
in reverse order? If the latter, check the "Reverse print order" box on the
Print tab of Tools | Options. If the former, see
http://homepage.swissonline.ch/cindymeister/NbrFAQ.htm#RevNbr, but I doubt
that this would work for page numbering.
J
Jay Freedman
To number the pages in reverse, use a nested field,
{ = { NUMPAGES } - { PAGES } + 1}
{ = { NUMPAGES } - { PAGES } + 1}
O
olymbitis
I want to do the former, have the pages numbered in reverse as they appear in
the document on the computer, not during Printing. The link you provided is
probably right on target. However, I am not sure what to do with those codes
and where to insert them. I am not a computer programmer. Do you know if MS
plans on having this feature installed/programmed on future Word software
versions? I am still interested on exercising the "Fields" option if you can
be of more help. Thanks much!
Ο χÏήστης "Suzanne S. Barnhill" ÎγγÏαψε:
the document on the computer, not during Printing. The link you provided is
probably right on target. However, I am not sure what to do with those codes
and where to insert them. I am not a computer programmer. Do you know if MS
plans on having this feature installed/programmed on future Word software
versions? I am still interested on exercising the "Fields" option if you can
be of more help. Thanks much!
Ο χÏήστης "Suzanne S. Barnhill" ÎγγÏαψε:
S
Suzanne S. Barnhill
See Jay's reply, which should give you what you want. If you don't know how
to use those fields, post back.
to use those fields, post back.
O
olymbitis
When I try to enter these codes in the header or footer of the document it
gives me a syntax error. I do it via the Insert-->Field menu. What am I not
doing correctly? Should I enter the code in a different place? Thank you.
Ο χÏήστης "Jay Freedman" ÎγγÏαψε:
gives me a syntax error. I do it via the Insert-->Field menu. What am I not
doing correctly? Should I enter the code in a different place? Thank you.
Ο χÏήστης "Jay Freedman" ÎγγÏαψε:
G
Greg Maxey
In the header or footer:
Type = NUMPAGES - PAGES + 1
Select NUMPAGES and press CTRL+F9
Select PAGES and press CTRL+F9
Select the entire expression and press CTRL+F9
Select the entire expression and press ALT+F9
Type = NUMPAGES - PAGES + 1
Select NUMPAGES and press CTRL+F9
Select PAGES and press CTRL+F9
Select the entire expression and press CTRL+F9
Select the entire expression and press ALT+F9
O
olymbitis
DONE NOW! I thank all of you who helped. Keep it up!
Regards,
George
Ο χÏήστης "Greg Maxey" ÎγγÏαψε:
Regards,
George
Ο χÏήστης "Greg Maxey" ÎγγÏαψε:
O
olymbitis
DONE! Thank you very much all you who helped. Keep it up.
George
Ο χÏήστης "Greg Maxey" ÎγγÏαψε:
George
Ο χÏήστης "Greg Maxey" ÎγγÏαψε:
S
Suzanne S. Barnhill
As a shortcut, you can use the Insert Page Number and Insert Number of Pages
buttons on the Header and Footer toolbar to insert the { PAGE } and {
NUMPAGES } fields.
buttons on the Header and Footer toolbar to insert the { PAGE } and {
NUMPAGES } fields.