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Question
I'm busy working on my masters dissertation,and I have
divided the A3 document into two pieces (both with facing
pages) - a landscape one that will open with a conventional
left hand binding, and a smaller one that will open with a
right hand binding. My question is: how do I get indesign to
change my page numbers for the smaller doc to be opposite to
the left hand document?
Hi Stacey, thanks for the question.
However, I don't have enough information to clearly understand where your problem is. If you think you can help me understand how your document is numbering its pages now, what isn't working how you'd like it to, and how you would like it to work, I might be able to help find a solution.
Thanks, let me know.
Scott
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