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by Brian I on September 19th, 2010
Your question seems to have been truncated, but making each chapter a new section and re-starting page numbering from 1 at each section break will do what I think you want.
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You're reading ms-word : I want to give a new page number to each new chapter in a file, chapter no. being put by using
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sir, please tell how can we make sections in ms-word, i tried but not able to reach appropriate level.
regards,
rajeev
by Rajeev Jain on November 19th, 2010
Click the mouse at the point you want the section break to be.
Depending on your version of Word you will find the section break on either the Insert or Page Layout menu.
by Brian I on November 20th, 2010