[duxuser] Re: setting page number

  • From: Dave Durber <dadurber@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
  • To: duxuser@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
  • Date: Mon, 08 Mar 2004 10:37:03 -0500

Hello Laroy:

I am sending you a copy of the E-mail message that I sent to George
Bell which was in response to your problem about setting page numbers.

Hello George:

Your descriptions of the three commands were excellent.  I think that
the problems lie in the order in which they are used.

When I am typing a file from scratch into DBT's print text editor,
which is where I prepare all my files before transcribing them into
the output braille file, I always type them as follows:

1.  I always type the [svpnpn:n:n] command with any of its various
parameters as the first command in any file.

2.  The second command that I always type is either the [pnta] code to
specify arabic page numbering or the [pntr] code to specify roman page
numbering.

3.  The last command that I type is the [pvn] code to set the page
number at which I want the page numbering to start and continue.

4.  When I import a file, for example, from word or another source,
into DBT's print editor, I first switch on Reveal Codes by pressing
<ALT+F3>.  I then press the <UP ARROW> once or twice to make sure that
I am on the line where the initial codes of the file are.  I then
press the <HOME> key to place the application cursor at the beginning
of the first code in the file.  At that point I type the codes in the
order set out in steps 1, 2, 3.

These commands superceed the settings that you set in the Document
Menu, Page numbering...

As I have said before, "it is not the use of commands (particularly
format commands) that cause the problem, it is the order in which you
use them".

I hope that the above information will not only be of help to you but
will solve your page numbering problems.

Sincerely:

Dave Durber

On Sat, 06 Mar 2004 00:01:59 -0500, you wrote:

>    Once again I'm having trouble setting the correct page number. The 
> previous page is xvii and I want the next page to be 1. The page numbers are 
> to be only on odd pages. I have used the code [pv1][pnta] at the beginning of 
> the last line of page xvii. Obviously I'm not doing something correctly. I am 
> sure someone can set me on the right track. Thanks, Ardell Nolte


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