asked 2012-05-08 01:58:53 +0200
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Libre 3.3 contained an item under "insert" in the task that enabled one to insert consecutive page numbers in either the header or the footer of a document.
I have not been able to find this item at the same location in Libre 3.5. Is there a similar item in 3.5 and if so where is it. If not how do you insert consecutive page numbers in a document?
First go to Insert → Header or Footer and check Default to enable one you want to use. Then Insert → Fields → Page Number to add pagination to it.
That's still the same way:
(1) Place the cursor in the header or footer
(2) Menu Insert > Fields > Page number
More detailed info → Getting Started with LibreOffice [14 Feb 2012]
Chapter 4: Getting Started with Writer: Numbering pages [p. 24 f.]
answered 2013-01-14 17:36:21 +0200
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Thanks! It's very useful!
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