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[Left-Hand (Verso) Page] Continuation of Chapter The last page of a chapter contains headers and footers, even if the text of the chapter does not extend onto this page. [Right-Hand (Recto) Page] 
Appendix The appendix begins on a right-hand page and contains a footer, but no header. It is numbered with Arabic numerals continuing sequentially from the previous section. While the title should indicate that this section is an appendix (e.g., "Appendix", "Appendix 1" or "Appendix A"), do not use the page numbering format wherein page numbers restart at each new appendix and are preceded by the appendix number or letter (e.g., A-1) because this format makes it difficult for the user to find a particular page. An appendix contains data, elaborations, or explanations that are not essential, but that might be helpful to the user. In technical documentation, however, it is better to avoid using appendices.
A Visual Guide to Document Design and Layout
Right-Hand (Recto) Page