About Carol Ott Expertise I can answer any questions that pertain to Acrobat 3.01, 4.0, and most questions pertaining to 5.0. I use PDF extensively, and was already selected as a "Ask the Expert" expert under my previous e-mail address, csott@earthlink.net.
Experience I have used Adobe Acrobat since version 2, and would consider myself to be an advanced user.
Brorher bh writes on 2007-05-15 08:30:35
Carol --
Thanks so much for the info on 'page numbers' mystery in Acrobat 5. I thought I was doing something wrong over and over again! And the 'Help" manual was no help! Yep, I had to number pages in my source docs - and then edit using 'text touch-up' to change positions in the pdf. Best solution was to move on to Acrobat 6 in which Adobe finally included a REAL 'header/footer' capability.
Thanks again.
Brother bh
Sara writes on 2008-04-22 21:17:00
Actually you can use the text tool in Adobe Acrobat to change the numbers on the actual pages. Click on the "T" select Touch up and select your page number. Then change to the page number to your desired number. This was posted back in 2003 but came across this question when looking for my own answer.
dinamet7 writes on 2008-06-23 18:42:41
You can add page numbers in Adobe Acrobat Standard in PDF form.
Go to Documents
Select "Add Headers and Footers"
Select "Insert" under Insert Page Numbers and adjust where you'd like them to appear on your document.
Hit OK.
