![]() You have already inserted a footer that has page numbers in it, but Word, not knowing any better and wanting to be helpful, has started numbering at the beginning and has put a 1 on the title page, a 2 on the table of contents page and so forth. Let’s say you are working on your Magnum Opus, which consists of a title page followed by a table of contents and then the body of your text. But the best way to handle a variety of numbering and formatting issues is by using sections in your document. If all you want to do is keep the page number off your title page, there are several methods, which I will not go into here. So how do we organize and format all this? ![]() And (especially in academic documents) there is numbering in the front matter that is often in Roman numerals. When we open a book, regular page numbering usually begins after the front matter (preface, table of contents, dedication, epigraph). She didn't want the actual numbering to start until after her table of contents and introduction. Read on to learn more!Īn author recently asked me how she could keep the page numbers in her document from appearing on the title page. ![]() In this blog from the archives, former TEC Editor Chris Cameron teaches you the ins and outs of working with page numbering in Microsoft Word.
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