Each page of the document actually has its own number, but usually it is not shown.To renumber pages in Word, you need to turn to the footer menu.That's where the function is necessary to us.
Sequential numbering
Here is a simple diagram of how to number the pages in Word.
In versions 97/2002, go to the View menu and scroll to the Header and Footer.The page will open the header and footer, as well as panel appears for editing.It has several buttons that help you to insert page numbers.The most simple - click on the first icon on the left.It is called the page number.
When you need to make a certain type of numbering, you will Insert AutoText button, and the number format settings page.In the AutoText menu, you need the first and last two paragraphs.The format allows you to choose from many options, how to number the pages in the Word: numbers or letters, starting with a page, etc.In the Page Setup on the Layout tab, you can check whether you need to distinguish between headers and footers (numbering) of even and odd stranits.V versions 2007 and 2010, it looks easier.The page number is located on the Insert menu.Right click over the icon and select the page number of a point where you want to put the numbering.For example, you have chosen the bottom of the page.Another menu will appear, in which you select the appearance of numbering.Highlight the desired pattern and double click on it with your mouse.Various configuration options "page numbers in Word 2007" can be set when you open the menu click Page Number Format Page Numbers.There is also a clause allowing to start numbering with the page you want.
management view even and odd pages in Word 2007/2010 is defined by a double-click on the already finished footer.Tab opens entitled Working with headers and footers.It is necessary to put a tick in the paragraph headers and footers for different odd and even pages.On one of the even (and then one of the odd-numbered pages), edit the footer as you need it again by going to the menu page number.
arbitrary numbering
There is a more interesting scheme is paged.In a Word document can consist of several sections.To start a new section, it is necessary in any version of Word Insert menu, click Break point.Each section may be quite different in appearance from the other - have a different number of columns of text, different text direction, including different headers and footers with page numbers.That is, within the same document can be sequentially numbered pages, for example, from 1 to 10, and then again from 1 to 10, or even from A to J.
This numbering you may require, for example, to make a separate count of pagesannexed to the main document.And if you use a new section on each page, you can number the pages in the document Word in a completely random order.Just put a break and repeat recommendations listed above on how to number the pages in the Word the desired version.
