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Old 06-24-2012, 07:40 AM
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Thanks Charles. I am almost there!!!

I have:

1. Section 3 with regular page numbering starts with 1 and running header (styleref Heading 2) - simply fantastic
2. Section 2 (table of contents) with roman page numbering starts at I and running header which I don't want here
3. Section 1 (title, copyright pages) with header which I don't want at all - no running header, no numbering

I think the sections are not linked because I see the link-to-previous button as active.

When I remove the running header in Section 2, it removes it everywhere.
Summary, I don't want:
1. Header in Section 1
2. Running header in Section 2 (only roman numerals page numbering)

Thanks.
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