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Each time you change page numbering, you create a new section. Then you unlink the footer of the new section &nbsp;from the previous one. Now you can insert the appropriate page numbering in footer of each section. <br />
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Section 1 - no page number inserted.<br />
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Section 2 - insert page numbering - format as Roman numerals - start nembering at <i><b>i</b></i>.<br />
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Section 3 - insert page numbering - set format to Arabic numbers (<i><b>1</b></i>) and either restart at 1 or continue numbering from the previous section.<br />
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Exactly HOW you do this depends on the version of MS Office you are using (2000 &amp;&nbsp;2003 or 2007 &amp;&nbsp;2010).
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Each time you change page numbering, you create a new section. Then you unlink the footer of the new section  from the previous one. Now you can insert the appropriate page numbering in footer of each section.

Section 1 - no page number inserted.

Section 2 - insert page numbering - format as Roman numerals - start nembering at i.

Section 3 - insert page numbering - set format to Arabic numbers (1) and either restart at 1 or continue numbering from the previous section.

Exactly HOW you do this depends on the version of MS Office you are using (2000 & 2003 or 2007 & 2010).

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Thank you.<br />
I have the latest MS Word.... I guess I'm not sure how to establish sections.
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Thank you.
I have the latest MS Word.... I guess I'm not sure how to establish sections.

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I'm writing a legal brief.... &nbsp;Lots of formatting issues, but for now, how do you &nbsp;deal with page numbers? &nbsp; Opening title page has no page number; &nbsp;next 10-15 are Roman numerals (e.g. i, iv, etc) the Arabic.<br />
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How can my document be set up like this
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I'm writing a legal brief....  Lots of formatting issues, but for now, how do you  deal with page numbers?   Opening title page has no page number;  next 10-15 are Roman numerals (e.g. i, iv, etc) the Arabic.

How can my document be set up like this

Formatting a legal document in MS Word

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