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PostPosted: Wed Dec 05, 2007 5:11 pm    Post subject: Bookfold Numbering Reply with quote

The booklet marco (word 2003) I am using would not allow sections and
as such, multiple - starts page numbers are impossible. In a 32 pages
Bookfold, I resolved to use the below in the Footer to skip/print
page number:

{ IF { PAGE } <= 4 "" "{ IF { PAGE } > 30 "" " { = { PAGE }
-4 }" }

which results in :

1) No Page Number is printed for:
a) the 1st Four (4) pages (Front Cover, Inside front
cover, TOC, preface)
b) the last Two (2) pages (Back Cover, Inside back
cover)

2) Page 5-30 then are calculated /printed as page 1~26 etc.
=====================================

Wondering 1) how to make 4 <= { PAGE } <=30 to work in such an
expression.
2) some other similar samples in simulating multi-
sections for the
purpose.(how complicated it can be)
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PostPosted: Sat Dec 08, 2007 10:50 am    Post subject: Re: Bookfold Numbering Reply with quote

Hi 1clncc,

AFAIK no MS application supports anything like a 'X<=Y<=Z' syntax.

However, you can achieve what you're after with:
{IF{PAGE}> 30 "" {={PAGE}-4 \# 0;;}}

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"1clncc" <ccnlc1@gmail.com> wrote in message news:99d00725-23b5-458d-80d4-6947858719c5@s8g2000prg.googlegroups.com...
Quote:
The booklet marco (word 2003) I am using would not allow sections and
as such, multiple - starts page numbers are impossible. In a 32 pages
Bookfold, I resolved to use the below in the Footer to skip/print
page number:

{ IF { PAGE } <= 4 "" "{ IF { PAGE } > 30 "" " { = { PAGE }
-4 }" }

which results in :

1) No Page Number is printed for:
a) the 1st Four (4) pages (Front Cover, Inside front
cover, TOC, preface)
b) the last Two (2) pages (Back Cover, Inside back
cover)

2) Page 5-30 then are calculated /printed as page 1~26 etc.
=====================================

Wondering 1) how to make 4 <= { PAGE } <=30 to work in such an
expression.
2) some other similar samples in simulating multi-
sections for the
purpose.(how complicated it can be)

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