Computer question...

[Steve Plucker]

After installing "page numbers" within a document...what, then is the correct procedure to "remove" the page numbers from that same document?

Thanks.

Pluck

[31 Model A]

Originally Posted by Steve Plucker

After installing "page numbers" within a document...what, then is the correct procedure to "remove" the page numbers from that same document?

Thanks.

Pluck

Did you create the document or did you copy an existing document?

[SeaSlugs]

is this in Word? - if it is check under INSERT then should be a box labeled Header&footer check the page number thing under there.

If its older versions of word i think its under page setup or layout but should be under header and footer area regardless.

[31 Model A]

Originally Posted by SeaSlugs

is this in Word? - if it is check under INSERT then should be a box labeled Header&footer check the page number thing under there.

If its older versions of word i think its under page setup or layout but should be under header and footer area regardless.

If it's in Word, bring the document up and delete the numbers and when he goes to 'save' the document, he'll be asked if he wants to save the changes, yes, and the changes are gone.

[Hoogah]

The most intuitive way to do this in WORD would be to put your cursor next to the page number in the footer of your document. Any page will do. Now double click to put you in editing mode for the footer. Delete the page number as you would for text in the main body of the document. This will delete the page numbers for all pages EXCEPT if you have set up your document in sections, in which case you'll have to repeat this process for each section.

[C26Pinelake]

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Originally Posted by Hoogah

The most intuitive way to do this in WORD would be to put your cursor next to the page number in the footer of your document. Any page will do. Now double click to put you in editing mode for the footer. Delete the page number as you would for text in the main body of the document. This will delete the page numbers for all pages EXCEPT if you have set up your document in sections, in which case you'll have to repeat this process for each section.

Now that is the correct procedure! Wayne

[KGBnut]

Assuming you are using MS Word, it depends on the version that you are using. In most versions it is in the Header/Footer which is accessed by going to View>Header. If you are using a version that uses 'the ribbon' controls, you go to the Insert ribbon and then Page Number on the Header & Footer section.

[Fred K-OR]

Get some "White Out" from the local office products store.

[Steve Plucker]

Thanks guys.

Pluck

[Steve Plucker]

Originally Posted by SeaSlugs

is this in Word? - if it is check under INSERT then should be a box labeled Header&footer check the page number thing under there.

If its older versions of word i think its under page setup or layout but should be under header and footer area regardless.

Yes,

Microsoft Office Word 2003

Pluck

[Hoogah]

Forgot to say that Post #5 specifically referred to WORD 2010.

[SeaSlugs]

Originally Posted by Steve Plucker

Yes,

Microsoft Office Word 2003

Pluck

so I take it you got it figured out

[mshmodela]

Funny this non-topic post has yet to get deleted... I wonder why some do and others don't. Anyone know why?

[31 Model A]

Originally Posted by mshmodela

Funny this non-topic post has yet to get deleted... I wonder why some do and others don't. Anyone know why?

Depends on the thread poster and who does the complaining....IMO!!!

[Tom Wesenberg]

Originally Posted by 31 Model A

Depends on the thread poster and who does the complaining....IMO!!!

That sounds right, but a person needs a computer to be here, so keeping it up and running is important. I wish I had a neighbor that was good with computers, because I sure am not.

[31 Model A]

Originally Posted by Tom Wesenberg

That sounds right, but a person needs a computer to be here, so keeping it up and running is important. I wish I had a neighbor that was good with computers, because I sure am not.

I agree Tom 100%, without a computer, we wouldn't/couldn't be here. I'm not a computer geek, self taught what I know and I forget easy what I have learned.

[Mitch//pa]

Originally Posted by mshmodela

Funny this non-topic post has yet to get deleted... I wonder why some do and others don't. Anyone know why?

Pluck does valuable research to benefit the model A hobby. I would not doubt that his question would relate to keeping that info organized...many of the threads that i noticed deleted were about some off the wall crap that had ZERO to do with the hobby...
Things like the new f-150 aluminum alloy body Or Joe Blow driving his Citroen down the road backwards for 3.8 miles ...

I applaud Ryan for the job he does,,, it cant be easy
JMO

""Thanks Pluck""

[mshmodela]

I'm all fine with ANYONE asking ANY question.... However for me posting about a seatbelt recall, I was given 1 week of timeout (disabled)... So I don't post as often... So as mentioned above by Ed, all depends who is it, not what is posted.

[Chippy Minton]

I'm surprised that no one has mentioned that Henry would have used an eraser.

[SeaSlugs]

Originally Posted by Chippy Minton

I'm surprised that no one has mentioned that Henry would have used an eraser.

a natural rubber eraser for those fine point erasings