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kaspencer kaspencer is offline Why does Word indexing change section page numbering to "continuous"? Windows 7 64bit Why does Word indexing change section page numbering to "continuous"? Office 2007
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Default Why does Word indexing change section page numbering to "continuous"?

When I generate or update an Index in Word, it resets Section Page Numbering to "Continuous" when I need it to retained as "from Page 1". Page number formats in my other sections are different anyway, so there'd be no confusion.



Why does it do that, when Table of Contents leaves page numbering unchanged. How can I make it act sensibly?

And, is it possible to generate an index for just one section? Surely after nearly 30 years Word should be perfect?

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