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Date:         Tue, 26 Jan 1993 14:52:00 EDT
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Subject:      Fancy Page Numbering

For those on the WordPerfect Discussion group list who don't have
access to WordPerfect Magazine and who might be interested in the
way you can create fancy page numbering systems. Here are five of
the suggestions.


                 Creating Fancy Page Numbering
                       in WordPerfect 5.1


     The Original Idea. In both the February 1993 issue of
     WordPerfect Magazine (Page 39) and in the WordPerfect for
     Windows Magazine dated December 1992 (Page 47), is an article
     by Kirsten Frysinger showing some interesting ideas on how you
     can number pages in a WordPerfect document in stylish fashion,
     using footers.

1.   In the first example (the conservative style), the page number
     is located in the bottom right corner of the page just below
     a lightly-printed, wavy line. It is accomplished in the
     following way:

     Sh-F8, Page, Footers, Footer A, Every Page, Alt-F9, Line,
     Horizontal, Gray = 30%, Enter x 3, Alt-F6, Ctrl-b, F7 x 2.

2.   The second style has a normal horizontal line below which and
     located at the bottom right is a User Box, with the drop
     shadow effect. The page number is located in this box. This is
     called the "polished" style. It is created by:

     Sh-F8, Page, Footers, Footer A, Every Page, Alt-F9, Line,
     Horizontal, Enter, Enter x 2, Alt-F6.

     Alt-F9, User Box, Options, Border Style = Single, Thick,
     Single, Thick, Outside Border Space = 0 x 4, F7.

     Alt-F9, User Box, Create, Anchor Type = Character, Size = Set
     Both, Width = 0.03", Height = 0.03", Edit, Sh-F8, Other,
     Advance, Down, 0.06", F7.

     Sh-F6, Ctrl-b, F7 x 4

3.   The third style is regarded as "Stylish" by the author. It
     prints two parallel lines (about a quarter of an inch apart)
     with a break in the middle, where the page number appears. It
     really does look elegant. Here's how this is done:

     Sh-F8, Page, Footers, Footer A, Every Page, Alt-F9, Line,
     Horizontal, Horiz Position = Left, Length = 3", Enter x 2.

     Alt-F9, Line, Horizontal , Horiz Position = Right, Length =
     3", Enter x 2, Enter, Sh-F6, Ctrl-b, move the cursor under the
     caret of Ctrl-b, Sh-F8, Other, Advance, Down, 0.05", Enter x
     3, Right arrow, Enter, Alt-F9, Line, Horizontal, Horiz
     Position = Left, Length = 3" and Exit to document screen.

4.   The fourth is called "Contemporary" and consists of a
     horizontal line in the middle and above of which is the page
     number and at each end is a graphics star. Here's how that was
     done:

     Sh-F8, Page, Footers, Footer A, Every Page

     Alt-F3, Alt-F9, User Box, Create, Filename = Star-5.wpg,
     Anchor Type = Character, Size = Set Both, Width = 0.3" and
     Height = 0.03", Edit, Arrow down x 2, F7 x 2.

     Alt-F6, Home-Left arrow, Delete the first box code, restore it
     with F1, Restore, End, Restore again.

     Sh-F8, Other, Advance, Down, 0.04", F7, Alt-F9, Line,
     Horizontal, Enter, F7 x 2, Sh-F6, Ctrl-b.

5.   The "fun" style which is composed of a horizontal line above
     which is the centrally placed page number being pointed at by
     two pointing hands, is as follows:

     Sh-F8, Page, Footers, Footer A, Every Page
     Sh-F6, Ctrl-F8, Size, Very Large, Ctrl-2, 5,21, Enter, Right
     arrow, three spaces, Ctrl-b, four spaces, Ctrl-F8, Size = Very
     Large, Ctrl-2, 5,22, Enter, F7 x 2.
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