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Hi, I am not sure to understand what you want to get. Do you want to have the left side of your spread numbered as 1, the right side as 2 and so on? If this is correct, you should set up your file with facing pages and the page width should be the half. You only need to put a frame on each master page with automatic numbering. But note that generally odd pages are right pages and even pages are left pages.
If I misunderstand your question, can you explain it again?
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"Do you want to have the left side of your spread numbered as 1, the right side as 2 and so on?"
Yes, i want that but i can not decrease page sizes because i have to send it to print center as it is, so there must be "two numbering boxes per page". I'm trying to find out a way to do it. (Numbering must be as yo can see at attachment)
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Hi Murat,
that kind of numbering can be done with a numbered list in your applied paragraph style.
List Type: Numbers
List: New List…
New List > Options:
[ x ] Continue Numbers accross Stories
From my German InDesign 2021 where I set up a new custom "List" for numbering:
^# only to get a number at the start of a paragraph:
To trigger the numbering you need a regular character in the paragraph, in my case a simple blank:
If you duplicate that text frame numbering will continue:
Regards,
Uwe Laubender
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I'm still not understanding the OP's problem. The sample shown just looks like page numbers to me.
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Hi Chad,
yes, but "page numbers" with imaginary pages.
There is no facing pages document.
Just one page per spread where two areas mark "two pages".
Regards,
Uwe Laubender
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I missed that detail Uwe! I'm still confused 😉
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I'm not sure it wouldn't make more sense, if I understand Uwe's interpretation to be correct, to set this up as facing pages and export spreads for the printer, but that assumes there's no need for imposition, which I find hard to believe.
I think we need a LOT more information on the document setup, number of "pages", and workflow to the printer.