Kyle Johnson2 said:Check out these step-by-step tutorials on the US site.
- How to start page numbering on page X in Word 2003
- So, you're trying to start page numbering in Word 2007 from somewhere other than page one? It’s a bit of a headache if you don't know the trick, but I got you. Basically, you can't just hit "insert" and hope for the best—it'll just number everything from the very beginning. You have to break the connection between the first few pages and the rest of the document. First, go to the bottom of the page right before where you want your numbers to actually start. Go to **Layout** > **Breaks** and select **Next Page**. This creates a Section Break. Now, go into the Footer of that new section, look for the option that says **Link to Previous** in the toolbar, and click it to turn it off. Once that's unlinked, you can go ahead and insert your page numbers, and they won't mess up your intro pages. It’s a little clunky, but it works. Good luck.
driftingnomad68 said:You gotta drop in a section break after page 5.
Check this out:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=E1WtKR6FDM4
Or just Google it. 🙂
Thanks a ton, everyone. You guys seriously helped me out big time.😁
Now I’ve got another problem on my hands.
That bit in the Table of Contents.
for example
1. Introduction......................................................1
2. Concept.......................................................................2
Anyone know how to align this properly so nothing keeps jumping around on me?🤷