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[Left-Hand (Verso) Page] Continuation of TOC The verso of the TOC contains headers and footers, even if the TOC itself does not extend onto this page. [Right-Hand (Recto) Page] 
Introduction The introduction begins on a right-hand page and contains a footer, but no header. Since user guides are often restricted to people with a specific kind of expertise, and since they often make use of formatting conventions that might otherwise be cryptic, the purpose of the introduction is to describe who may use the document and, only if absolutely necessary, how to understand the formatting conventions. If the document belongs to a suite of documents, it is a good idea to name all of these documents and provide a short description of them. If the document refers to other documents, it is also a good idea to list them here so that users can get copies to have at hand at the appropriate time. Since the introduction is part of the frontmatter, its page numbers are Roman numerals.
A Visual Guide to Document Design and Layout
Right-Hand (Recto) Page