That this setting applies to both headers and footers as a unit in the section. If you do not have " Different First Page" set for a header or footer anything done will be on the first page as well as others. This is true even when the page numbers do not look like they are in a header or footer. I am not discounting your experience, I just do not share it.ĪFAIK, repeating page numbers are solely a property of headers and footers and follow their rules.
#Word for mac now showing page numbers mac#
I am not on a Mac and do not know anything about "Show number on first page." This is not something I have ever seen, even when I was using a Mac.
Now the header reads "First Page Header -Section I click on "Format," and after "Start at" I enter 1. It reads: "First Page Header -Section 1-".Ħ) In the Header & Footer bar, I check off "Different First Page." The header now reads "Header -Section 1-".ħ) In the Header & Footer bar, I go to "Page Number" -> "Page Number." For "Alignment," I choose Right, and leave "Show number on first page" unchecked.
I click on "Format," and after "Start at" I enter 1.Ĥ) Now I have page numbers starting at 2 on the next page (page 7).ĥ) Now I go to my title page, the first in the document, and double click the header. It reads: "First Page Header -Section 2-".Ģ) In the Header & Footer bar, I check off "Different First Page." This turns on "Link to Previous." I click "Link to Previous" to deselect it.ģ) In the Header & Footer bar, I go to "Page Number" -> "Page Number." For "Alignment," I choose Right, and leave "Show number on first page" unchecked. But using Mac, I seem to have figured out a way to create two sets of page numbers and delete the first withoutġ) At the top of page 6 (my Introduction page), I double click the header.
Part of the issue is I'm passing the document between Mac and Windows, so not sure it has all the same features and translates.
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