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Marsh
In a 40 page document, used as a workshop participant guide and created in
Word 2007 we need to insert a blank page inbetween all the pre-exsisting,
text filled pages, so that we have a document set up so that in double sided
pages, pages to the left are blank and all pages to the right contain text.
On the blank pages, which are obviously even numbered pages, we will be
inserting various objects.
What is required is to keep the numbering system from the pre-existing file
so that none of the new, blank pages are counted in the page numbering(ie:
each of the pre-existing odd pages will continue to be numbered
1,2,3,4,5,......, while the new blank pages will not be counted in the page
numbering scheme. I hope this is explained in an understandable fashion.
Some guidence on how to accomplish this will be fantastic.
Marsh
Word 2007 we need to insert a blank page inbetween all the pre-exsisting,
text filled pages, so that we have a document set up so that in double sided
pages, pages to the left are blank and all pages to the right contain text.
On the blank pages, which are obviously even numbered pages, we will be
inserting various objects.
What is required is to keep the numbering system from the pre-existing file
so that none of the new, blank pages are counted in the page numbering(ie:
each of the pre-existing odd pages will continue to be numbered
1,2,3,4,5,......, while the new blank pages will not be counted in the page
numbering scheme. I hope this is explained in an understandable fashion.
Some guidence on how to accomplish this will be fantastic.
Marsh