Hi,
I have done it!
Today, I am a proud owner of a successfully completed research paper. I submitted my research report to EHU last monday, 12/09/2011. I went to LINC building around morning 10:30 on the belief that I will finish my printing and spiral binding by noon. To my great dismay, at noon I was still struggling with my bindings. Gosh! The tough part was formatting the document before printing.
We were asked to number the document pages in two different formats. The first few pages that includes front page, acknowledgement, Table of content and abstract must be of the type (i). (ii), (iii) …. and from the Introduction part onwards it should start with ordinary numbers 1, 2, 3…
Guys, you must be now thinking ‘big deal! That is easy’. Well, even I had the same thought until I started doing it. If you don’t believe me just try out yourselves. It can sound silly to those few who are really good users of Ms Word. As I dont fall in that catagory of experts, I did find it difficult initially.
It is not a difficult task really. Once you know the technique of doing it, it is easy
Now I can do it within 2 minutes. But yesterday it took me more than half an hour to get it done. The technique is very simple. All you have to do is divide the document into 2 sections by clicking at the ‘next page’ option under the ‘break’ option of the ‘page layout’ menu on the menu bar of your word document. Before doing that remember to place the cursor on the page just before the page you want the next section to start. For example, if you want a second section to begin from page number 5 and start page numbering from 1, then place the cursor on page number 4 before dividing the document into two sections. Once you have divided the document in this way, you can format header, footer, or page
number differently in each section. That is it…simple isn’t it. Try it out.
See you later.
Alina…