[MUSIC] In this video,
we're going to look at studying your page numbering, not from one.
You can see is that at A, B, C, D,
and one actually starts on page five.
That means that we can have a contents page and
a cover that don't get included in the page number.
That's going to help us with a couple of things like a contents page.
Otherwise our first bit of text is going to start on page five, which is not true.
It's on one. It's kind of true.
Anyway, let's go and look at setting out our page numbers.
First thing we need to do is we need jump to page one.
Double-click page one so we know we're on it.
Right-click page number one and we need to go to
this option that says numbering and section options.
Click on them.What we do is we say I want to switch it from style one,two,three to ABC.
Actually you can pick any of these in here.
It's really typical to use capitals A, B,
C, but you can use any of these other numbers.
Let's click OK. You'll notice these A,
B, C, D, is being replaced out.
Now what we want to do is we want to go to our first page that we want.
In our case it's E. I don't want this.
It's got rough spreads. I don't want page one.
I don't want page C or B. I don't want this to be page,
I want this to be page one.
I'm going to double-click page E,
right-click it, got a numbering and sectioning, and to say,
I'd like to start at page number one using this format and click OK. What will happen is,
you can see page one starts here,
two three four, and you'll see the numbering starts here as well.
All the way through to the end of our document.
One of the last things we need to do is our Table of Contents.
We did this a little earlier where we had different page numbering.
All we need to do now is because we've redefined
the last styles and we're doing it all proper,
now if we go to Layout,
I've got my cursor flashing in here,
first of all, got to layout.
Let's go to Update Table of Contents,
and I click OK.
This will leave spaces that I left in the front of
this when I was messing around with it before. You should be fine.
It's updated the correct numbers.
One thing I also did was I went and adjusted
the font for medium to light because I just liked it.
I did that in-between tutorials and what did I forget to do?
I forgot to go to Styles,
character styles, sorry, paragraph styles.
I said right-click redefine because it reverted back to what it was before.
That's us, so that's Page numbering.
We use A, B, C, D to the beginning
and we're going to use one-two-three-four-five to the rest of it.
The only trouble happens is when you go for a print now and you like hmm,
"I want to print pages," and you're not too sure.
So what I'd have to do is go to A through to 30.
That'll include A, B, C, D,
E, and all the way through the numbers,
where if I just need A, B,
or if I just print one to 30 it's going to skip out these first pages.
That's just something to be aware of when you're printing or making PDFs that
the page numbering is a little bit stranger now that
we've gone and messed around with the page numbering.
That's going to be asked for our long document project.
We're going to go and mock it up now to use in a portfolio,
we'll go and look at that and then move on to some data merge.
That sounds cool doesn't it. Let's go to that.