Is it possible to insert page numbers from 6-th (first five pages without numbering) in MS Word document?
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Yes, here's how.\nCreate a "Section" Break on the 5th page by going to "Insert" --> "Break" --> then check "Next page" under the heading "Section break types". This will create a new section starting with page 6. If you want the page numbers in the header or footer, then click on "View" --> "Header and Footer". \n\nMake sure you have your "Header and Footer" toolbar open.  To check, Right-click on an empty area within your toolbars, put a check mark on "Header and Footer" under the "Toolbars" tab.\n\nAt the top of your window, go to "Insert" --> "Page Numbers", choose your alignment, and click on "Format" on the left side. Another little window will come up, go to "Page Numbering" and click on "Start at:" and put in 6 (for the page numbering to begin with Page 6). After you've done this, then in the "Headers and Footers" toolbar, click on the little icon that looks like a book with dotted lines under it and click on it to 'deactivate' so that the header on page 6 is not linked or associated with the previous pages. That should do it.
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What would you like to number?\n\nLotus Notes documents get a DocID automatically. You can generate other random IDs too. \n\nLots of people use a separate view or document with the last number(s) to check which number is the next - but that might be tricky if you have a multi-user environment or do replication with many users.
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Scroll to the top of the window.\n\nClick on "Insert"\nScroll down to "Page Numbers"\nChoose the pagination and you're done.\n\nYou may want to bolden them manually, though, as the automatic pagination tends to produce pages that are numbered slightly lighter than standard color text.
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If you're in Word, go to View, header and footer, and insert the text.
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This can be done in MS Words using Fields:\n\nhttp://word.mvps.org/FAQs/Numbering/PageNumbering.htm\n\nbut I have never been able to do this in Excel. I have tried just about any character or word inside the brackets that I could come up with, but no luck. \n\nA couple of times when I thought I absolutely needed the numbering, I pasted my charts and data into a Word document.\n\nIt wasn't perfect, but with some tweaking it was at least presentable.
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You have three options:\n\n1) resize fonts, graphics, margins, et cetera.\n\n2) use larger paper.\n\n3) insert page breaks where you need to advance to another page (CTRL + ENTER), although I can't imagine why Word would not automatically go to the next page!
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You can do it manually by printing odd-numbered pages, then putting the copies back in the paper tray (with paper flipped from original orientation) and printing even-numbered pages, or..buy the two-sided printing accessory, HP ph5582
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I am using a source on the Web that has no page numbers. How do I cite it?\nIn the text of a paper, works on the Web are cited just like printed works. For any type of source, you must include information in your text that directs readers to the correct entry in the works-cited list (see the MLA Handbook, 6th ed., sec. 6.2). Web documents generally do not have fixed page numbers or any kind of section numbering. If your source lacks numbering, you cannot cite numbers when you borrow from it.\n\nIf your source includes fixed page numbers or section numbering (such as numbering of paragraphs), cite the relevant numbers. For numbers other than page numbers, give the appropriate abbreviation before the numbers: "(Moulthrop, pars. 19-20)." (Pars. is the abbreviation for paragraphs. Common abbreviations are listed in the MLA Handbook, sec. 7.4.) Do not count paragraphs yourself if your source lacks numbering.\n\nFor a document on the Web, the page numbers of a printout should normally not be cited, because the pagination may vary in different printouts. An exception is PDF files, which appear with the same pagination on all systems.
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The Microsoft Knowledge Base article How to Insert Sample Text into a Document in Word [212251] explains the use and syntax of the function:\n\n    Microsoft Word allows you to quickly insert sample text into a document. To do this, type =rand() in the document where you want the text to appear, and then press ENTER.\n\nThe inserted text is that hardy perennial: “The quick brown fox jumps over the lazy dog,” which contains every letter in the English alphabet.\n\nBy default, the sample text contains three paragraphs, each containing five sentences. You can control how many paragraphs and sentences appear by adding numbers inside the parentheses, for instance:\n\n=rand(3,4)\n\nThe first number is the number of paragraphs, and the second the number of sentences per paragraph. If you omit the second number, you get five sentences in each paragraph. So, for example:\n\n=rand(3,4)\n\ninserts three, four-sentence paragraphs, while:\n\n=rand(10)\n\ninserts ten, five-sentence paragraphs.\n\nThe maximum number for either parameter is 200 and may be lower depending on the number of paragraphs and sentences specified. For instance, if you specify 200 paragraphs, then the maximum number of sentences per paragraph you can specify is 99:\n\n=rand(200, 99)\n\nIf you specify 200 sentences per paragraph, then the maximum number of paragraphs you can specify is 99.\n\nAdmittedly, this function serves a useful purpose for filling a page when you’re designing a template and want to see how it will look with text in it. It’s also easy to see how users can be alarmed and fear this is a virus when someone suggests they try “=rand(200,99),” which quickly blows up into a giant document! (Incidentally, part of the instructions in some versions is to “Make sure there is a space between = and rand and a space between rand and (200,99).” This actually makes no difference: the function works equally well with and without spaces.)
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if you want to print page 24 only. go to print option and type 24 to 24 at print range option.
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Insert menu -> Page Numbers...
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Don't know if this will help, but you can print only the odd or even pages.  See the print dialog box.\n\nYou could probably record a keystroke macro that start from the top of the last odd page, select all text on that page, delete it, skip to the top of the page twice (thus landing at the top of the next odd page), and repeat itself.  Run it on a copy of the file!!!\n\nIf someone around you knows VB, you definitely could get them to write a simple macro.
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yes, instead of pressing the little print icon go to file and then print it will have a set up box pop up and in that it says "Page Range" and has a box where you can type what pages you want to print instead of printing all the pages.
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Each chapter can start with one (1).\n\nIf you are using MS Word, you can pull down the Fornat menu\nFormat/Font... look under the effects section for boxes labeled Superscript or Subscript,  After selecting the charater to manipulated, then check the appropriate effects box and hit apply or done.
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YOU PUT EVERYTHING YOU HAVE ON THE\n REFERENCE PAGE. YOU CAN EITHER DO IT IN ALPHABETICAL ORDER OR BY PAGE NUMBER
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to do something like that in word you would have to convert the text into a table (found under the table menu) then sort the table (sort is also found in the table menu)
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To create a numbered paragraph:\n1.In the Style list on the Formatting toolbar, click the List Number style; or\n2.Click the Numbering button on the Formatting toolbar.\nIf you choose to format more than one paragraph, Word will automatically number the paragraphs.