The paragraphs are numbered sequentially in a certain way. The paragraphs are numbered consecutively inside each part in a basic sequence that is separated into sections. Each numbered paragraph of a special order is frequently a complete order in its own right. For example, a general order might include a header paragraph that acts as a reference point for the entire order. The header may include the customer's name or some other identifying information. It can also include the date the order was issued or some other form of identification. A special order is an order where the contents and format are not predetermined. The buyer has the opportunity to ask for any number of changes be made to the original text. These changes can be made by editing existing text, adding new text, or using one of many available templates. Changes may be required because the product being ordered isn't currently available in your store brand, because you need to add your company logo, or perhaps just to give the order a unique appearance. For example, if the buyer wants four shirts with different colors then this would be a special order. There is no general rule on how many items should go in an order but it's usually better if it's less than 100. If the order contains more than one type of item (such as shirts and pants) then they should be divided into separate orders. Also remember that shipping costs will increase based on the total weight of your order.