footnote numbering after section break

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Guest

I am using office XP word.

I need the first page number of each chapter to be on the
bottom of the page and the second page number and onward to the end of the
chapter to be on the top of the page. I can do this by inserting
section breaks. My problem comes in when I am trying to renumber the
footnotes in each chapter to begin with 1. I can do this for the first
section on
the first page of the chapter, but the second page of the chapter
with its different section break (made so I could accommodate the page
number format)does not allow me to have the footnotes be continuous
from the first section on the first page of the chapter or does not allow
me to start with a number other than one (to make continuous with the
footnotes on the first page of the chapter.
 
S

Stefan Blom

Keep each chapter in a single Word section, and use the option to
restart footnotes based on sections. Then enable the "Different first
page" option on the Layout tab of File | Page Setup. Make sure that
you set "Apply to" to "Whole document" before clicking OK! This will
create separate headers and footers for the first page of each
section, making it possible to change their contents without affecting
the main headers and footers.

--
Stefan Blom
Microsoft Word MVP


in message
 
G

Guest

thank you so much.....

Stefan Blom said:
Keep each chapter in a single Word section, and use the option to
restart footnotes based on sections. Then enable the "Different first
page" option on the Layout tab of File | Page Setup. Make sure that
you set "Apply to" to "Whole document" before clicking OK! This will
create separate headers and footers for the first page of each
section, making it possible to change their contents without affecting
the main headers and footers.

--
Stefan Blom
Microsoft Word MVP


in message
 

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