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In designing the Template to conform with the requirements
of the University of Florida Graduate School, we use the View
- Header and Footer version of page numbering.
Inserting Page Numbers
To insert page numbers, go to the Menu Bar and select
View - Header and Footer. You will then see a button bar
that looks like this:
Place your cursor in the Header or Footer,
and the buttons labeled above will peform the following:
- Insert Page Number
Will insert a page number at the cursor position
within the Header/Footer.
Format Page Number
Will allow you to change a page number from Roman
to Arabic.
Page Setup
Will allow you to adjust the margins, layout.
- Same As Previous
Tells MS Word to duplicate the Header/Footer
Formatting of the previous section. Be
sure you turn this option OFF before inserting
or deleting page numbers. Otherwise page numbers will
appear or disappear from adjacent sections. It's ok if
this option is already ON in a section you don't need
to modify.
Modifying your Page Numbers
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image on the right is what your Page Number Format should
be set to on the Title Page.
This will be identical for all subsequent sub documents except that your page numbering will Continue
from Previous Section, rather than Start at 1.
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Why is the Section Break (Next
Page) so important?
Before we begin, let's discuss the two major types of
breaks that are used in the Template.
- Page Break
Simply separates content between pages.
- Section Break (Next Page)
Separates content between pages, as well as
triggers modifications in the Margins, Page Numbering,
Header/Footer information, Portrait/Landscape
orientation of your pages, etc.
To see where a Section Break (Next Page) is
located, turn on the Show/Hide feature. This can be found in
the Standard Formatting toolbar at the top of your page. The
image below is what the toolbar should look like with the Show/Hide
option turned ON.
We placed a Section Break (Next Page) at the
end of each subdocument in the Template.
You may have to place your cursor at the last piece
of text in the subdocument and press Enter in order to see
a Section Break (Next Page). They like to hide sometimes.
If you should accidentally delete a Section Break,
here is a tutorial on how to re-insert
them.
- What if my page numbers appear at both the TOP
and BOTTOM of every page?
- Go to View - Header and Footer.
- Highlight the page number you want to remove.
- Turn OFF the Same As Previous
option in the Header and Footer button bar.
- Delete the offending page number.
- Repeat steps 1-4 in subsequent Chapters if necessary.
What if my page numbers are all EVEN or
all ODD?
- Place your cursor on the page that is not in
sequence.
- Go to File - Page Setup.
- Select the Layout tab.
- Make sure that the Section Start drop
down menu is set to New Page.
- Make sure that the Different Odd and Even
checkbox is NOT checked.
- Make sure that the Apply To: drop down
menu is set to This Section.
- Click OK.
If you still have challenges with your document, please
feel free to contact us at etd@grove.ufl.edu,
visit the ETD Consulting Lab in The Hub, Room 224 or call 392-HELP
(4357) and choose option 5.
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