Re: chapter-page numbers.

[Kathi Jan Knill <Kathi -dot- Knill -at- TEMPLATE -dot- COM>]

Didn;t anyone ever tell you that no question is a bad question,
no matter how "elementary" it may seem?
Anyway, to fix it so that you will get your pages numbered so
that you have
section# - page#, all you have to do is set your "chapter"
heading level (in your case 2) to include the numbering.  To do
this use the Format>Styles menu.  Click Modify and select
numbering.  Select one of the options or customize your numbering
scheme.  Then when you format your page numbering (Insert>Page
Numbers...) you make sure that the Include Chapter Number
checkbox is selected and that the Chapter starts with style is
set at the Heading you just modified (again for you it is Heading
2).

Hope this helps.  If you have any questions, feel free to contact
me off-line.

Kathi Jan Knill
Sr. Technical Writer
Template Software
Kathi -dot- Knill -at- Template -dot- com
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----- Original Message -----
| > I hope this is not as elementary as I suspect that it is but
I am working
| > with a huge
| > document in Word and I'd like to create sections that will
serve as
| > chapters.  I
| > know how to do this, but I can't find any function that will
number each
| > section's pages as "Section 5-page1" for example.  I've got
it so that
| > each
| > section starts over at page 1, but there's no note of the
chapter.  Is
| > there
| > a way to note the chapters, too?  (my chapters are all
heading 2, if that
| > helps.
|

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