How can I eliminate the page number of only one page among a WORD document?
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Double click the page number on the page that you do not want it . ( You have to take the mouse cursor over the number and keep clicking)\n\nA box will appear. ( Footer editor) Simple remove the page number from that box . \n\nIts done.
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I know in MS Word there is a function called "Paste Special."  It gives you the option to paste just the text, or in an html format, or other options.\nSee if Word Perfect has it, too.
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Just click on check all. That's at the bottom of the page. You may be asked if you're sure you want to delete the whole page. Just click on yes.
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Insert menu -> Page Numbers...
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MS word automatically does a word count for you
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Are you trying to change the same line in all 300 pages?  A simple search and replace can do that.  Is the site on your computer or on your server?\n\nIf it's on your computer, you can try NoteTab lite.  It's free.  http://www.notetab.com\nWhen you do a search and replace (Ctrl+r), under "scope" select "all documents." I don't know if all the documents have to be open with NoteTab for the S&R function to hit it, but I think so.\n\nIf you have Dreamweaver, it's easier: when you do a replace, select "all files in site".  None of the pages have to be open for the S&R function to hit them, but to "select all files in site" you must first define your site.  If you don't have dreamweaver, you can download a free 30-day trial at http://www.adobe.com . \n\nIf the pages are on your server you could also do a grep type replace on the command line: no software needed for that one - just a unix based server.\n\nHint: If you are going to go with the free notetab version, and your site has a complex directory structure that you don't feel like wading thru, you can use your desktop search for files with ".php" in the name or your line of code in the content.  This will return all the php files without the hassle of going thru all the directories
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In Windows XP Professional, the Start menu contains a My Recent Documents folder that contains 15 of your recently used documents. To remove the record of recently accessed documents:\n\n1.\n \n\nRight-click Start, click Properties, and then click Customize.\n\n2.\n \n\nClick the Advanced tab, and then click Clear List. If you're using the Classic Start menu, click Clear.\n\nClicking Clear List empties the My Recent Documents folder. It doesn't delete the documents from your computer. If you don't want to include anything in the My Recent Documents folder:\n• \n\nOn the Advanced tab, click Customize, and then clear the List my most recently opened documents check box.\n\nIn Windows XP Home Edition, My Recent Documents is not automatically listed on the Start menu. You can turn on this feature by right-clicking Start, clicking Properties, clicking Customize, and then selecting the List my most recently opened documents check box.
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A quick way of getting rid of all formatting is to use a middle stage.\n\nCopy as usual by highlighting the text and either right click, 'copy' or <ctrl> + <c> and then paste into notepad.\n\nThen copy that and past into whatever else you want.\n\nThis generally gets rid of all formatting codes without worrying overmuch.
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a footer is the page number but it hasto be at the bottom
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you can actually use a premade document in word or WORKS (Whichever ur comp may have) and simply modify it.
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At the top of the page you should have an option menu called "insert"  if you pull that down it says "page numbers"
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Try to type underscore ___ for 3 times and then press ENTER.\nThat automatically generates a line that extends all over the page lenght.\n\nAnother solution is to use the DRAW MENU' to generate a LINE, which you can move all around the page according to your needs.\n\nI hope this helps
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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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Look in the very bottom-left corner.  There are 4 little boxes next to the scroll bar.  Click on the 3rd box from the left ("Print Layout View"), and you should see the pages separated again.\n\nGood luck.
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go to view, select header & footer, then click the third icon from the left on the toolbar called format page numbers. you can then tell it what you want to do with the numbers
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1. Enter Word. \n2. File > Save as Web Page\n3. Give the page a unique name. \n\nThat should do what you want.
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make the pages where they are going down the side panel of ur document. then u can select page and drag it to desired location.