Hi Eric
You can do this as follows:
1. Place a paragraph on the last page of the book. It doesn't have to contain
anything, but if you wish it may. You can also set the colour to white.
2. Place a cross reference to the paragraph tag in the footer, and set the
cross-reference format to $pag
On 24/01/2011 3:12 PM, eric_isaac...@selinc.com wrote:
I have a book totaling 80 consecutive pages but made up of several files.
I have been asked by our Quality dept. to use Page X of Y in my footers
(the result of an audit). When I put in the Page Count variable, I get the
page count of the ind
Thanks to everyone who responded with the solution for my page numbering
issue!
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Eric Isaacson
Product Literature Manager
Schweitzer Engineering Laboratories, Inc.
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The usual trick is to put a paragraph with a unique tag (to make it easier to
find in the X-ref dialog) on the last page of the last chapter, and to use an
x-ref to that paragraph (with page-number-only format) in the page numbering on
your master pages. Most system variables (like the page cou
