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4) In the

Type

drop-down list, select Page.

5) In the

Position

drop-down list, select Before or After to position

where you want to insert the page break.

6) Select With Page Style and specify the page style to use.

7) Specify the page number to start from and then click OK.

Method 2:

1) Place the cursor in the first paragraph of the new page.

2) Choose Insert > Manual break.

3) Page break is the default selected on the Insert Break dialog box

(Figure 137).

Figure 137: Restarting page numbering

after a manual page break

4) Choose the required page in the

Style

drop-down list.

5) Select Change page number.

6) Specify the page number to start from and then click OK.

Example: Restart page numbering: a preface

A standard preface has the following properties:

• Page numbers are displayed in Roman numerals (i, ii, iii, iv, …).

• After the preface, the document starts on a

Default

page.

• The page number resets to 1, and the number format becomes

Arabic (1, 2, 3, 4, …).

Resetting the page number requires page breaks.

First, let’s get the preliminary work done for the

Preface

style:

1) Create a new page style and name it Preface.

2) Set its

Next Style

to Preface because a preface could span

multiple pages.

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