Hi everyone,
I'm using MS Word from MS Office 2000 (I really don't want to upgrade - this version works just fine for me) and I have a dilemna.
I'm writing a novel, and using MS Word, but I've FOUND out that a DOCUMENT in Word can only be about 225 pages long. So what I've done is to break down my story into sections, each one saved as a different document. My intent is to print them out, and place them in a binder. But I have the pages numbered, and so after I print out section 1, which contains pages 1-200, I then print out section 2, which is supposed to start at page 201. But since this section is a whole NEW document, the numbering actually begins at page 1.
Is there a WAY to "trick" MS Word so that I can change the way it numbers things, so I can have it numbered correctly?
Any advice on this would be very much appreciated.
Thanks,

SteveLook under section 4 on THIS page, and see if that helpsYes.   
Have you read this?
http://word.mvps.org/faQs/Numbering/PageNumbering.htmGot it! You folks are great - I don't know how I didn't see that before. THANK you!Just remember us when you're a rich and famous author!