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A lot of people want to use different page numbering schemes in different parts of their documents. And a lot of people want to use "page x of y pages" page numbering in their documents.
Sometimes, people want to use "page x of y pages" page numbering in just a part of their documents.
It all gets down to linking--or unlinking.
If your sections are not linked, you can use a different numbering scheme in each section. You can use i, ii, iii in one section and page x of y pages in another section.
The Header and Footer galleries include some page x of y pages numbering formats. Or you can use field codes to do it yourself.
But first, click where you want to begin the page x of y pages numbering.
Click the Page Layout tab, and then click Breaks and click Next Page under Section Breaks.
Now you have a new section. Double-click in the header or footer (wherever you want to put your page number), and then click Link to Previous to unlink your new section from all the preceding pages. If Link to Previous is not orange, you're ready to go.
If Link to Previous is orange, you're still linked, so be sure to click it.
Now, you can click Page Number, click Top of Page or Bottom of Page or Current Position, and then scroll down until you see Page X of Y.
Click the page number option that you want to use. It will look something like this:
If you want one more thing in your header or footer, such as the document title or your name, skip the gallery and use field codes.
You still want a new section, and you still want to be sure that it isn't linked to the previous pages in your document.
Now, if you're still in the header or footer, press TAB until the cursor is where you want the page number.
Type the word page and a space, then click the Insert tab, click Quick Parts, and click Field. Use the Page and NumPages fields to get the page number and the total number of pages. You can also use the step-by-step instructions.
Now you have your page x of y pages numbering. It looks something like this:
(I turned on field code shading so that you can see where the field codes are.)
If you want to use a different numbering format later in the document, be sure to add another section break and to unlink that section.
And if you know right from the start that you want to use different numbering formats, insert those section breaks and unlink them first. That way, you can be sure to get the right numbers where you want them.
For all the details of page numbering and headers and footers, see Add or remove headers, footers, and page numbers.
-- Joannie Stangeland
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If you use field codes to insert the file name but later change the name, you need to open the header/footer and press F9 to update the fields.
Elizabeth S.,
That's a good reminder. Thanks!
-- Joannie
Link to previous is also good thing when you try to set your footers/headers apart so they can have totally different content in them. However page numbering is consistent but separating footers you can restart or change format of your pagination easily,
If you want the Y in Page X of Y to represent just the number of pages in the section where you have this in the footer, you need to press Alt+F9 to view the field code and change NUMPAGES to SECTIONPAGES, then Alt+F9 to toggle the view back and F9 to update.
@ Elizabeth S.: just switching to Print Preview will update all fields in the header/footer.
Thanks for pointing that out, Mike.
And Suzanne, thanks for that very good tip. You can also use the SectionPages field when you first insert the footer.
Tnx for article, helped me to get page numbers in :)
I have to say MS screwed Office 2008-2010 big time, back in Office 2001-2003 you jsut insert page numbers from dropdown menu takes you 4 cliks to do both # (for X of Y) and you have full controll of everything. Now A) we have to memorize all the images (why not to use Korean charakters as symbols for icons, after all they loom mo fun lol) So back to the point to do X of Y in Office 2010 i need to do 3 clics for first number + 5 clicks for second one == 8 clicks + read the artick to find out what icon means what... yes this is new definition of productivity. In office 2003 document is finished in 10 min and in office 2010 it super fast workflow optimizes delivery down to 120 min, well its good for secretaries when they get paid by an hour, how they make more money :)
I'm glad the post helped you get page numbers into your document.
It does take longer to insert custom page x of y pages page numbers now--but it's faster than previous versions if you click a header or a footer or a page number from the galleries that you access on the ribbon. But I realize that depends on what a person wants to add to their document.
thanks dear
Help. I can't even figure out how to get "page x of y" in my footer. It used to be easy in my old version, but I've yet to figure it our here. The footer templates are cumbersome, but I managed to get my document name in the footer. But then I can't get the page number also. If I click on a age number template, the rest of the footer disappears. And I can't find anywhere where it talks abouty page x of y, except this posting cite, which is really more elated to the linking feature. Any help is appreciated. Thanks.
Dear Dan,
The trick is to figure out what you want in your header or footer before you start. If you add a header or footer or page number from the gallery, it's harder to customize that later. If you want something completely customized (such as your document name and page x of y pages page numbers) it's better to create a custom header or footer. Follow these instructions for page x of y pages, and then insert the TITLE field. For more information, click the link that's at the end of the post.
Best wishes,
Congratulations! You took a series of simple commands and made them unfathomable. Guess you need a reason to stay in business
If it's the writing of the instructions, I'll try to be clearer. If it's the instructions that are now required, they are more complicated than the buttons on the Word 2003 toolbar. Duly noted and passed along.
I agree with Alex, Steve and Dan. Why would software developers create a more cumbersome way to do things that were before simple. It is not only page numbering (x of y) that now takes many more keystrokes but other things as simple as getting to a recently opened document or printing "current page", even accessing "help". What happened to the simple steps laid-out instead of pages of narratives that do not "get to the point". The "ribbon" concept is asthetically messy and takes up too much valuable screen room. The "picture", "gallery", etc. concept may be great for those who can't read but simple word phrases in previous versions are more condusive to the literate. It seems to me that for professionals who have jobs to do efficiently and with "time is money" in mind, the older versions are better. I certainly will tell my colleagues to stay away from 2010 unless they have time and money to waste.
I can't believe this! it's awful!!!! What use to take me a second to do, insert a path name, date and time stamp, (which was always automatically updated!) and page X of Y.... is now something I can't figure out how to do!!!
Please ask the software technicians to correct this problem! This is not how software should be. Newer versions should not be more complicated. Surely they can fix this. Meanwhile, I can't get page numbers x or y, or a path, or date and time stamp into the documents that I want it there. What a mess!
I can't believe this. I totally agree. I do not recommend Office 2010 to anybody who needs to get work done. Office 2003 was so simple and with a click or two you do could what needed to get done. The ribbon is confusing, and all these directions to get a path, time and date stamp (which updates automatically in previous versions) and x of y pages is awful!
Can you PLEASE get the software writers to fix these problems?
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We humans aren't alone in our aversion to snakes. Our primate cousins also fear serpents. And for good reason—snakes eat primates. Snakes have been preying on primates for millions of years, and some researchers think they might be the reason we—and our fellow primates—have such good eyesight.
Good vision is a hallmark of the primate order. Compared with many other mammals, primates have more closely spaced, forward-facing eyes that allow for a lot of overlap between each eye's visual field, which in turn gives primates 3-D, or stereoscopic, vision and a good sense of depth perception.
In the early 20th century, scientists attributed primates' keen sense of sight to their arboreal lifestyle. The ancestors of primates needed to accurately judge the distances between tree branches before taking a leap, so the theory went. But that hypothesis lost favor in the 1970s after biological anthropologist Matt Cartmill, now at Boston University, pointed out that many other acrobatic, tree-dwelling animals like squirrels get by without such an advanced visual system.
Cartmill offered his own explanation, called the "visual predation hypothesis": early primates needed superb visual skills to hunt and grab insects. Another hypothesis is that primates needed to see well to pluck fruits from the ends of tree branches.
More recently, snakes came into the picture. In 2006, anthropologist Lynne Isbell of the University of California at Davis argued that early primates were stalked by constricting snakes, and it was highly beneficial to see these camouflaged predators before it was too late. Later, some monkeys and apes in Africa and Asia started to live alongside venomous snakes, which led to even more visual advancements.
But the idea may not hold up, according to the authors of a recent study in the Journal of Human Evolution. Led by behavioral ecologist Brandon Wheeler of the Cognitive Ethology Laboratory at the German Primate Center, the team tested the snake hypothesis by looking at variations in modern primates' visual skills (in terms of stereoscopic vision, as measured by the closeness of the eyes) to see if the primates with the best eyesight had the longest evolutionary history of coexisting with snakes and the greatest likelihood of encountering and being attacked by them.
The team didn't find any correlations between snake exposure and primate vision, concluding that snake attacks did not drive the evolution of better eyesight. Still, the researchers say, detecting snakes was definitely a beneficial side effect regardless of why better vision evolved.
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Now, this probably is a very unqualified comment from a non-scientist. But I find the idea that scientists try to explain why human vision developed to the degree it did with ONE reason (snake spotting or distance judging) rather silly. Given the complexity of our life (and that of our predecessors), there surely must have been many factors that encouraged a highly developed sense of vision.
Stereopsis has nothing to do with snake-spotting. Nor with throwing a spear at a retreating deer. Stereopsis is optimised for 30 – 40 cms, in other words, arms length. An opposable thumb helps. So it's tool making and food preparation. That's what has driven stereopsis. Jewelry (think beads) came later – but not much later. And then there was art. And then there was writing. And then there was us.
I do know that rattlesnake in my part of the world change color to fit in with their habitat. They are very hard to see and will often not even rattle to warn you. That is the reason I wear snake proof gaiters all the time. If our eye sight cant be good enough to spot certain snake danger, then at least we can invent things to prevent us from getting bit. Of course this is somewhat different as a 3 foot rattlesnake is not looking to eat a human, just defend its self.
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One of the five absolute priorities is a focus on personalization of instruction, which the RTT-D criteria describe as "student centered learning environment(s) that are designed to: significantly improve teaching and learning through the personalization of strategies, tools, and supports for teachers and students that are aligned with college- and career-ready standards (as defined in this document); increase the effectiveness of educators, and expand student access to the most effective educators in order to raise student achievement; decrease the achievement gap across student groups; and increase the rates at which students graduate from high school prepared for college and careers."
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LEXINGTON, Ky (10/22/13)—This Saturday at Buster's in Lexington the annual Beaux Arts Fall Ball will be held. What began in the 19th century The Architecture community of the Ecole des Beaux Arts began the tradition and held the first ball. 'This ball's theme asked for creativity and imagination beyond the scope of tamed human minds. Such wild and taboo activity opened doors for future generations.'
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As the Londoner has long predicted, BBC Trust chairman Chris Patten now finds himself in a firefight over the Pollard Review. The trust published a press release yesterday outlining why Nick Pollard, who chaired the £3 million inquiry into the Jimmy Savile scandal, excluded key evidence from the BBC's former head of news Helen Boaden.
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The subterranean Slytherin extension strikes again. Back in July, JK Rowling's Kensington neighbours did battle with BlackOnyx Developments, which hoped to build two large "concrete bunkers", reminiscent of the Slytherins' dungeon dormitory, beneath a Grade II-listed Georgian house in Pembroke Square.
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The Cumberbitches were out in force last night to see Benedict read out a sensual love letter at Notting Hill's Tabernacle — not written by him, the Londoner hastens to add.
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Samantha Cameron's heartfelt support
While Mr Cameron attended the memorial service for Nelson Mandela in South Africa, his wife Samantha was looking after the children at No 10 last night.
Brian Sewell liked Bacon for breakfast
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Newsroom rivals get their claws out
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Girl Power can't get the Spices a Mandela invite
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Boris Johnson shares his vision of the capital
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St Bride's set for a carol marathon
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Art deco alert at Claridge's
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Game is up for President Obama's band
President Obama's favourite rock band, The National, will join Neil Young and Crazy Horse for next July's Hyde Park concert. The Cincinnati rockers hope they won't suffer a backlash.
Mary Beard and the University Challenge mix-up
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Life changes by the pool
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Lord Kinnock praises "courageous" FW de Klerk
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A mighty tome on the National Theatre
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Posh and Becks at their children's carol service
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Beulah has lashings of Heart and Sole
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The royal age of austerity
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Posh boys are the talk of the town
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Prince Harry's girls go carolling in Chelsea
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The Geldof tribe and the name game
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Jemima Khan has a new pen pal
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Sky's the limit for London's art set
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Another diamond from the Redgrave dynasty
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Who's the real queen of the catwalk?
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This week, we're on page 43 of A Compendium of Curiosities, Vol. 2, to have fun with Tim Holtz's Faded Layers technique. A little masking, a lot of inking... what's not to love?
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There is currently an 8 week turn-around from the time the installation media and licensing information is received in ITS to when it will be available in the student lab.
This page is designed to give you some basic information about how software is selected and how you can request software to be made available in the student labs. While some lab images are updated with software patches and fixes during the semester, the majority of software installations for the year occur during the summer semester. Requests are handled in order of the earliest date requested. Although it is often difficult to plan ahead, the lengthy process that is involved in configuring the nearly 1600 computers in the 70 plus labs in our environment makes early notice vital. It is extremely important that you assess your software needs the semester before it is needed in the labs.
Contact the helpdesk at email@example.com, or fill out a request on line at: http://www.pasadena.edu/servicedesk/. The Educational Technology Specialist will contact you to get more details about your request.
The requests should come from the fulltime instructors that will be utilizing the software as part of the curriculum. Adjunct instructors should have their department chairs or deans make their requests.
All requisitions for software for the student labs are created by ITS and all licensing and installation media is stored in ITS.
Any software that is going to be purchased for use in the student labs must be approved by ITS before it is purchased. Purchases made without ITS approval may result in a software purchase that cannot be used in the lab environment. Involve ITS early in the process.
Involving ITS from the very beginning when you are researching software allows ITS to:ITS may also be able to identify other software solutions that the campus may already own or can be acquired free of charge (freeware).
Funding ITS will consider the funding requirements of software which is utilized for classes by more than one department for use in the labs and lecterns for the next fiscal year. In most circumstances, cost-sharing with the requesting departments will be required. Budget restrictions limit the ability of ITS to purchase all software requested. ITS may not purchase software that is required by individual departments or programs, however desirable that software might be for the mission of the department. Software that is used for specific classes most likely will need to be paid for by the department using it.Although ITS makes every attempt to accommodate faculty software requests, occasionally certain pieces of software will simply not work within the campus network environment, not work correctly in the current OS, conflict with existing software, or constitute a threat to network security due to their design. Any software that is submitted for installation must be supported by the vendor for the current operating system in that lab. Users are encouraged to upgrade their existing curricular programs whenever possible. ITS reserves the right to remove, after notification, software that is no longer supported under an operating system when the operating system used in the computer labs is upgraded. ITS provides limited support for departmental curricular programs. What this means to you is that while we will make every effort to install the software requested and get it running, we cannot provide technical support for individual student users, or provide guidance on how to use these programs. With over 200 programs available in various labs on campus, ITS staff cannot be familiar with the details of the many programs that users request. Users are responsible for obtaining usage instructions from the vendor or other resources.
IMPORTANT: Users must deliver to ITS any special details regarding configuration of the software. If these are not provided, the software will be installed using the default settings and ITS testing will be very basic and limited to determining that the program's main page will open and close.
Changes made to the lab computers are wiped out when the machines are restarted, due to the special security hardware and software installed on them. Software that is licensed to students (often included with textbooks or sold at a nominal fee) that does not require the computer to be restarted may be used at the owner's discretion. Some CD/DVDs require the computer to be restarted after they are installed and thus must be included in the lab image. You are encouraged to go into the labs and test the CD/DVDs for yourself to see how they behave. However, if you have any doubts about a CD/DVD you are planning to use, you may deliver a copy to ITS before the software request deadline and we will be happy to determine whether or not the CD/DVD will work correctly on the lab machines.
IMPORTANT: Many publishers refuse to allow student software to be permanently installed on the network or lab stations because it is not owned by or licensed to the University. Be sure to contact the publisher to determine the nature of their licensing agreements before requesting that a CD/DVD be installed on the campus computer labs and provide a written copy of such agreements to ITS. It is the requestors responsibility to collect this licensing information and provide it to ITS with the installation media.
Note: freezing may prevent textbook CDs from loading properly.
ITS will not put software in the labs that has not been adequately tested, as every new piece of software carries with it the potential to interfere with existing programs and could destabilize the labs. Therefore, we try to restrict the installation of new software to periods between semesters or times when the labs are not as heavily used. Adherence to deadlines is critical to the reliable functioning of the labs.
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Our 2009 Proprietor's Reserve Chardonnay is a blend of our owner and winemakers favorite Chardonnay Barrels of the 2009 Vintage. It is a perfect marriage of high-quality fruit and American wood barrels: The toast on the barrels is prominent, giving a crème brûlée character to the nose. Underneath the toast, you get the intense tropical fruit – pear, peach, lemon zest and citrus. The rich mid- palate, explodes with cinnamon toast, cream and butterscotch – which is a contribution to the length of time spent in the oak barrels. In its own way, it's as bold and expressive as a Cabernet. It's got so much presence it can easily pass as an aperitif or carefully matched with food just as rich – perhaps pounded veal cutlets, an Italian risotto, or plump-cooked chicken breasts in a cream sauce.
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This wine is a blend of Carneros vineyards. It is cold barrel fermented at 46-48°F which helps capture and enhance the tropical fruit aromas and aged in 100% new American oak for 11 months. Our distinctive Chardonnay completes 100% malolactic fermentation furthering its balance of ripeness, forward fruit and crisp acidity allowing the wine great aging potential.
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Information about the Vineyard- Chardonnay from the Carneros region ranks among the finest in California. Due to its ideal location along the San Pablo Bay, the Carneros appellation is recognized for producing grapes of great intensity, balance and natural acidity. Cool, foggy mornings and moderately warm days provide the perfect growing conditions.
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7:47pm Tuesday 20th August 2013 in Football By Craig Stoddart, Deputy Sports Editor
DARLINGTON'S first away game in the Evo-Stik League has been delayed - with the Quakers' team stuck in traffic.
The team has been caught up in tailbacks on the M6, with the players ten miles from the ground at kick-off time, which was planned for 7.45.
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The Burnaby Teachers' Association has been circulating a petition at local schools, calling on the province and civic governments to work together to come up with a poverty reduction plan for children.
"Teachers on the ground are frustrated, they are trying to fill in the gaps," said association president James Sanyshyn, who's planning to deliver the petition to Burnaby city hall soon.
According to Sanyshyn, there are several poverty reduction plans in Canada, but the provincial government hasn't been interested in one for B.C. Meanwhile, child poverty is painfully evident in Burnaby schools.
"(Teachers) go out an buy used clothing and leave it in the coat room, so when kids come to school without a winter coat, they can use one of the coats the teacher bought for them. Teachers give up parts of their lunches when kids come to school and haven't eaten," Sanyshyn said.
Problems like homelessness and "underhousing" are also part of the problem in Burnaby.
"We have 13, 14 people living in one-and two-bedroom apartments in the Edmonds corridor as refugees," Sanyshyn said. "Most of us are not unaware of those things, but it puts a strain on kids who are trying to come to school and learn, when they don't have things to wear and they don't have food to eat."
According to an annual report from First Call, B.C. has the second highest poverty rate in the country, next to Manitoba. Based on the latest data from Statistics Canada, B.C.'s child poverty rate was 14.3 per cent, slightly higher than the Canadian average of 13.7 per cent. First Call, a coalition of B.C. groups, called on the provincial government to adopt a comprehensive plan for reducing B.C.'s child poverty rate. The coalition's report also recommended indexing the minimum wage, welfare rates and child tax benefits, as well as providing accessible child care and affordable post secondary education.
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Happy Birthday to LIZA MINNELLI born into a show business family on this day in 1946. Her Mom Judy Garland, Dad movie director Vincent Minnelli and she inherited their talents as Liza is one of only a dozen or so performers that have won the EGOT...Emmy, Grammy, Oscar and Tony Awards!!!
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On this day in 1969, Paul McCartney married his first wife Linda Eastman. After the Beatles broke up in 1971, they formed the band Wings and remained married until Linda passed in 1998 from breast cancer. The year before on March 11th, Paul was knighted by the British Empire. So that's two anniversaries in two days for Sir Paul. He did go on to remarry a second and third time....
PHOTO: Art Laboe Collection - Pictured L-R: Art Laboe, James Darren
And Happy Anniversary to BOTTLED COCA-COLA, first sold in Mississippi on this day in 1894!! Prior to bottled Coke, it was served as a soda fountain drink in shops. During the 1950's and 1960's, Coca-Cola sponsored the Art Laboe Hi-Fi Club. In 1959, Coke was served at the Casbah Coffee Club where The Quarryman were the entertainment, they became The Beatles. For more on those Liverpool beginnings, click here. Today Coca-Cola is one of the world's largest beverage companies and still going strong.
We raise a Coke to celebrate them all !!! Cheers!