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Daria Boeninger
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 06/12/04 1:04pm
Hello,
I am having a problem getting the page numbering within a Mathematica notebook, with mostly 'text' style cell types to work correctly. I have attached both a sample notebook illustrating this problem and the Default style sheet I am using (no, I guess not, since apparently I can only attach one file, so I'm attaching only the nb itself. By the way, this problem happens with any notebook of mine, not just this one).
1) When I scroll down the document slowly, the page numbers are displayed in the lower left of the window. The complete sequence of page numbers, for me,
is:
2, 5, 6, 10
This of course does not make sense to me.
The first inner cell is of type "title". There follows a series of 5 sections, each containing of cell of type "Section", followed by a cell of type "Text", which is what I want. The page tick-marks are nicely displayed on the RH side. I don't have any confidence, based on my experience, that if I printed out this document, the page breaks would match the tick marks, but which is what I would like to have happen, so I can tell beforehand where the page breaks will occur. I haven't thought that printing will always cause a pagebreak at the beginning of new "Section" style cells. That isn't what I would want and doesn't correspond to the pagebreak tickmarks.
In the Options Inspector, the page break setting is "automatic". I have both "Screen" and "Printing" style environments, in the Format menu env set to "Printout", to maximize the liklihood of matching what I see on-screen, to what gets printed out.
If I can't get a simple thing like pagebreaks and numbering to work correctly, I am going to have to abandon my entire use of Mathematica. This is serious. I've wasted already a huge amount of time trying to get this to work. Can someone please give me a tip on how to this problem?
Thanks very much,
Daria Boeninger
robert@boeninger.org
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