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Hi all
Is there some way to make a cover page for a PDF, but not change the page numbers in the document? (not just the page number footer, the actual number of pages in the PDF itself).
Many thanks for any assistance!
Steve
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Adding a cover page to a PDF file should not change anything on the other pages, unless they are set up with a field that dynamically updates based on the physical page number. In other words, it should not be a problem.
Regarding the page labels: You can set the label of the cover page to something like "Cover" and then re-label the others, if they change.
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Adding a cover page to a PDF file should not change anything on the other pages, unless they are set up with a field that dynamically updates based on the physical page number. In other words, it should not be a problem.
Regarding the page labels: You can set the label of the cover page to something like "Cover" and then re-label the others, if they change.
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Thanks very much indeed try67 - I used that "cover" page label trick and it worked great!!
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Labeling answer not working for me. When I change LABEL of cover page it says it still requires a NUMBER so I make it "Cover 1". I can set the numbering to start on the page 1 to #1. HOWEVER, when PDF is viewed my odd number pages are on the left side instead of the right side. This destroys layout. QUESTION: How do I make Cover Page on right side and the following page # 1 ALSO on right side that follows it?