Hi Evan,
Misha is correct. Just keep the page numbering as is and make sure to add them
all up to get the total number of pages.
Deborah
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Hey Guys,
I'm doing this book with two novels in it, both of which start on page 1.
It's actually one of those Ace Doubles. Some of you may have heard of those. It
consists of two novels, back to back. You flip the book over and the other
novel starts on the other side.
I may be imagining it, but I seem to recall that this situation was discussed
here quite some time ago, but I can't recall what was decided.
If not, what do you think?
I asked Misha, and he's pretty sure that he left the page numbers as they
were. That was a long time ago though. He suggested that I ask staff. But I
haven't heard from Amanda on another inquiry I made weeks ago, so I thought I
would ask here first.
Thanks for any suggestions.
Evan
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