Morgan Ohlson wrote:
On Thu, 6 Oct 2005 08:00:01 +0000 (UTC), Andrew Brown wrote:
Morgan Ohlson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in news:8g7t2qqfdnr3
[EMAIL PROTECTED]:
How can I set the first page # of a document to X ?
You can only do that to the second page, which means the first has to be a
title page, or not printed, or something.
INsert -> manual break -> page break, and then, if you choose a page style
from the drop-down list ([none] won't work) there is a check box to let you
set the starting page number of the run in that style.
Is it possible to get a page # gap also?
Morgan O.
The headers and footers are tied to the Page style. So anytime you need
to change the contents of headers and/or footers (including page
numbering) you just define a new page style.
Producing a gap could be tricky. You can insert a manual break (like
outlined above) with the following page style specified as one that has
no page numbering. But restarting the numbering after the gap is going
to require a manual tweak. What I mean is that there is no way to tell
OOo to ignore a page when it counts pages. (That would be a useful
enhancement.) So when you start up again with numbered pages you are
going to have to manually tell it what page to start with. If you insert
or delete material that affects the number of pages BEFORE that second
break your numbering will be off.
Rod
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