Change the Page numbers and Sections in a book once it's underway?

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• How to change the page numbers after adding & save page numbers in the pdf document - need to change the existing page printed on the upper right in the header numbers

  How to change the page numbers after you add and save the page numbers in the pdf document - need to change the existing page printed on the upper right in the header numbers.

  These page numbers were initially created using Acrobat PDF header and footer.

  I have a 750 page pdf document that I've created.

  I have to sometimes the pages up and down after that I added the page numbers in the document by using the Header_Footer tool on the right column of tools.

  But after you save the document, if I get a few pages around, I can't go back and change the page numbers.

  I thought that the page numbers, as indicated in the header and footer must have changed automatically, but I guess that once its print, that it cannot be edited - is that, as what is?

  So I guess we should always first get a copy without numbers of pages before confirming the documents and the creation of an index.

  A way to remove these page numbers already there and add new page numbers.

  Its a lot of work to align 750 court documents and then realize that you must move some and then realize the page numbers cannot be changed and thus begin to do this all over again to compile which can take about 10 hours.

  My question is quite simple, but I hope that overall, I got my point. Sorry if I made it is too complex.

  If no simple way, want to know if anyone has another different tool or a few recommendations to better highlight what I'm doing wrong.

  Thank you for your review and response.

  You should be able to update with tools - Pages - header & foot-

  Update... It not work for you?

  If this isn't the case, then try to remove from this menu and then re - adding them.

  Tuesday, June 23, 2015 23:55, Fortune Mile [email protected]>

• Change the Page numbers in the index

  Hello

  I have a catalog and I added two pages in the middle of the catalog. Now, due to the addition of two pages, I need to update the page numbers on the index with the new page numbers. I only need to increase each of the page by two numbers, but that starts only at a certain point. Thus, for example, on one of the index I have, 1-70 page numbers may remain the same, since the two extra pages were added AFTER page 70. But every number after 70 must increase by 2.

  I have a find and replace script. I create a table in excel and drop into the document. The script then takes any word or number that is listed in column A and replace it with what is in column B. I used initially this script to find and replace in the catalog product codes, and it worked great, because all the product codes were quite unique.

  Try to use this same script to change the page numbers, but she totally fizzled. The problem is that the same number is repeated later in the table, so the script has the table constantly replace all numbers with the first two. So, here is a small sample of my table:

  Col Col B

  423 425

  422 424

  421 423

  420 422

  But when I run the script, here is what it will turn into:

  Col Col B

  423 becomes 425 425

  422 becomes 424 424

  421 becomes 425 423 becomes 425

  420 becomes 424 422 becomes 424

  Because it alters the table, all corresponding numbers in the document then will increase to 425 or 424.

  Is there a way to ensure that the script does not change the information in the table that she uses as a reference?

  Here is the script below. I didn't write (makes a very nice person on these forums) and don't know anything about the scripts.

  the_table = app.selection [0] .tables [0];
  app.findChangeTextOptions = null;
  with (app.findChangeTextOptions)
  {
  caseSensitive = true;
  wholeWord = true;
  }
  app.findTextPreferences = null;
  app.changeTextPreferences = null;
  for (row = 0; row < the_table.rows.length; line ++)
  {
  If (the_table.rows [row] .cells [0] .silence == ")
  continue;
  app.findTextPreferences.findWhat = the_table.rows [row] .cells [0] .silence;
  app.changeTextPreferences.changeTo = the_table.rows [row] .cells [1] .silence;
  app.activeDocument.changeText ();
  }

  Thank you very much!

  It should work, but make sure you do backup first. I'm not going to say once: first make a backup copy. Yes, I said that you should make a backup first!

  Copy the following script, paste it into an editor appropriate - Adobe ESTK which comes with InDesign is good enough. Save it as "omgwrongnumbers.jsx" in your user Scripts folder. Select as little text as possible, the script will be blindly increment (or decrement) all numbers in the range. And then double-click the script runs.

  //DESCRIPTION:omg the page numbers are all wrong!
  // A Jongware Script 18-Aug-2010
  if (app.documents.length == 0)
  {
       alert ("Oh give me some text to play with :'(");
       exit(0);
  }
  if (app.selection.length != 1)
  {
       alert ("We can't go on like this. Select some text first.");
       exit(0);
  }
  
  myDialog = app.dialogs.add ({name:"omg the numbers are wrong!",canCancel:true});
  
  with (myDialog)
  {
       with (dialogColumns.add())
       {
            with (dialogRows.add())
                 staticTexts.add ({staticLabel:"First to change"});
            with (dialogRows.add())
                 aBox = integerEditboxes.add({editContents:"1"});
            with (dialogRows.add())
                 staticTexts.add ({staticLabel:"Last to change"});
            with (dialogRows.add())
                 bBox = integerEditboxes.add({editContents:"99999"});
            with (dialogRows.add())
                 staticTexts.add ({staticLabel:"Add or subtract this value"});
            with (dialogRows.add())
                 cBox = integerEditboxes.add({editContents:"2"});
       }
  }
  if (!myDialog.show())
  {
       myDialog.destroy();
       exit(0);
  }
  first = aBox.editValue;
  last = bBox.editValue;
  step = cBox.editValue;
  
  if (first < 1 || first > last || step == 0)
  {
       alert ("Now you're pulling my nose arentya");
       exit(0);
  }
  app.findGrepPreferences = null;
  app.findGrepPreferences.findWhat = "\\b\\d+\\b";
  list = app.selection[0].findGrep(true);
  changes = 0;
  for (i=0; i= first && n <= last)
            changes++, list[i].contents = String(n+step);
  }
  alert ("Number of changes: "+changes);
  

• Change the page size and text in Firefox 35.0.1

  I had a small red P at the top right of Firefox that changed the page size and the fonts that I lost after a reset: How do I get it back?

  Do you mean this extension?

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• I have a Macbook Pro (13 - inch, Mid 2012), processor 2.5 GHz Intel Core i5, memory 4 GB 1600 MHz DDR3 and the serial number C1MK12K6DTY3. On the Pages, Numbers and Keynote, y at - it any other way to get them for free?

  I have a Macbook Pro (13 - inch, Mid 2012), processor 2.5 GHz Intel Core i5, memory 4 GB 1600 MHz DDR3 and the serial number C1 * TY3. On the Pages, Numbers and Keynote, y at - it any other way to get them for free?

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• Find/change the question numbers and create the Table of contents

  Hello! I need help to find all my item numbers and apply a paragraph style so I can use them to create a Table of contents page.

  The sample numbers

  #12345

  #12345-5

  #12345-20

  #12345-ABC

  #12345/N

  I tried to enter #^? ^ ? ^ ? ^ ? ^ ? in the search/replace and but it is exactly 5 characters after the sign #. I wonder if you can find all characters starting by # and up until the last characters.

  Once I found all item numbers, how can I apply the paragraph style to have these characters after the sign #? Because I only want to show item numbers without the # sign on the Table of contents/Index page.

  In addition, I have InDesign CS2, which have no function GREP maybe I can do this without the GREP?

  I really appreciate any help. Thank you very much.

  Are your numbers by themselves in a separate paragraph? OTHERWISE you can not USE the table of contents feature to list all the numbers.

  If are, then just look at # in find/replace, then set it to change formatting a new paragraph style (you must create this style in CS2) that you want to include in the table of contents, then as you say, you can use find/replace once more on the history of the TOC to remove the # of all numbers.

• Change the page size and get the error on the booklet. Why? Only in CS6...

  Why when we work with a material to many pages, and all pages have the same measure and change the size of each page (in file-> Document format), we can generate more booklets? I tested version CS5 and it worked perfectly in the version CS6 gives the error:

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• How can I add two pages just before page 7 of the book, which will change all the page numbers that follow?

  Hello

  I'm close to finishing a book of 257 pages.  All pages are numbered automatically down, and I spent a few weeks carefully constructed an Index at the end of the book that has all the right page numbers listed for everything.  So whatever I do, I can't change my page numbers.

  But at this late stage, I would like to add a few epigraphs (quotations) in four or five places (I just got this idea today, I'm afraid).

  Is it possible to add a few pages here and there (I will add two pages at a time, I know, or he'll hit all the pages that follow, half of them designed to be left, and half designed to be on the right - off) that are not numbered, and that will not affect the numbering of the following pages?

  Kind regards

  Malcolm

  It is not Automatic way. If you are ready to have unnumbered pages which are not included in the number of pages, you can, for each page the inserted value

  (1) select the first page after the pages will be added

  (2) in the menu pages palette, use the Options Section and number and the page number of started with the value what it is already. In this way, adding pages will not affect the numbering.

  (3) in order to avoid conflicts with the new pages page number, set their numbering on something else as 1,2,3. (as i, ii, iii, for example)

  For later use, you can configure your index with the indexing of InDesign tools, if a false problem, as you would have been able to add the pages and then re - automatically generate a correct index.

• I'm trouble getting the automatic page numbering and TOC to play nice.

  Hello

  I use Indesign CC 2014.

  I created a book, consisting of several separate Indesign documents. The page number for the majority of the documents resets to 1, even though the settings are correctly defined:

  

  The screenshot above shows the second document in the book. The page numbers in the document are properly leaving page 13, as long as the previous document finished at 12.

  But see how the book file shows the numbers restart from 1. And they do the same thing on the table of contents:

  

  Here are the numbers .indb option settings:

  

  I think I have these configured correctly, and yet the book file shows each page 1 reset.

  All the documents have the same exact Document number Options, as I showed earlier.

  I even tried to create a file of book .indb nine, but the problem remains.

  I sent the .idml the version files to a friend who has Indesign cs5, and she said they were numbered everything correctly on the two real pages and in the table of contents - she had absolutely no problem on its version. So there must be another parameter/overide/bug on my system that causes this problem.

  I'd love help on how to fix this please.

  Thank you

  Glynne

  Problem solved!

  I came across this post (Re: automatic numbering does not work in the files of the book of) and the fix was: preferences-> General-> Page numbers and put it in the Section numbering. I had already been advised to have as absolute numbering, but once I changed it, the problem is resolved.

• Minimizing the differences between the print document page numbers and page numbers fixed ePub format

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  The next update will include support for a list of the fixed layout pages and to my surprise that it was unsuccessful in the evolution of the Navigation table of contents page (right) numeric values that you see.

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  I have a book containing 23 document files. Document files contain the page numbers in the footer.

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