Dual page numbering

[John Sgammato]

He did. He uses the chapter numbering within a unit to reassure the user
that none of the parts is really big and scary. He feels that if he
takes a break on page 62, students may be dismayed and the endless
boring class. But if no unit has more than 16 to 20 pages, then he
expects a sense of moving right along, making progress with an easy
subject. Most classroom references would use the chapter-oriented
numbering.
OTOH the absolute numbering helps us work together and helps him work
with other trainers when they need to reference a specific page. They
were having trouble getting on the same page with 24 different page
3s...

Thanks everyone for the input. For now I will run with Fred's Acrobat
trick to get this thing to print tomorrow. I will then look into
tweaking master pages for a more long-term solution. I am still not sure
I understand the solutions I have seen; I will delve into them more
tomorrow.

-----Original Message-----
From: Milan Davidovic [mailto:milan.lists at gmail.com] 
Sent: Wednesday, March 11, 2009 4:07 PM
To: John Sgammato
Cc: framers at frameusers.com
Subject: Re: Dual page numbering

On Wed, Mar 11, 2009 at 2:35 PM, John Sgammato <jsgammato at imprivata.com>
wrote:
> Our trainer wants to include both chapter-oriented numbering AND 
> absolute page numbering in training materials derived from my manuals.

A bit OT, but did your trainer say why?

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