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| setpagenumber |
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Abbreviation: ã|\spnã%
Parameters: ã|previous page numberã%
ã|Description:ã%
The \setpagenumber markup resets the page number of a paper. The first page
of a document, commonly referred to as the title page, is treated as page
number "1". You can begin the document with a page number other than 1, or
renumber sections of the document.
The \setpagenumber markup can be specified anywhere in your document.
It changes the number of the current page. This can be particularly useful
if you are printing your document one part or chapter at a time.
To get pages in lower case roman numerals, for lead pages, enter a
negative number, for instance \setpagenumber{-1}.
ã|Example:ã%
To set the page number so that the sentence beginning "Furthermore . . . "
is on page 11, enter
as shown in this series of figures.
% insert four full-page figures
\setpagenumber{10}
\newpage
Furthermore, there are too many physical
similarities between human forms and earth forms
to dismiss. Indeed, they are made of the same . . .
You could also have placed the \setpagenumber markup after the \newpage
and changed the number from 10 to 11:
as shown in this series of figures.
% insert four full-page figures
\newpage
\setpagenumber{11}
Furthermore, there are too many physical
similarities between human forms and earth forms
to dismiss. Indeed, they are made of the same . . .
ã|Notes:ã%
To get pages in lower case roman numerals, for lead pages, enter a negative
number, for instance \setpagenumber{-1}.
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