Omitting Page Numbers on Specific Pages in Microsoft Word

This video tutorial explains how to omit page numbers from specific pages in a Microsoft Word document. It introduces the concept of treating page numbers as fields and demonstrates how to create custom fields using Control F9. The tutorial provides a step-by-step guide on using conditional logic to exclude page numbers from certain pages, such as those with large diagrams. It concludes with instructions on finalizing the document and ensuring the correct page numbers appear in print.

What is the initial problem discussed regarding page numbers in a Word document?

• Changing the font of page numbers

• Aligning page numbers to the center

• Removing page numbers from specific pages

• Adding page numbers to all pages

How can you manually create fields for page numbers in Word?

• By using the Control F9 shortcut

• By selecting from the menu

• By typing curly brackets directly

• By using the Alt F9 shortcut

What is the purpose of using an 'if' statement in the context of page numbers?

• To add page numbers to the header

• To conditionally display page numbers based on the page

• To change the font of page numbers

• To remove all page numbers from the document

What happens to the field codes after you print preview the document?

• They disappear completely

• They change to a different format

• They remain visible in the document

• They update automatically

How can you verify that a page number is omitted from a specific page before printing?

• By using the print preview feature

• By saving the document as a PDF

• By checking the document in edit mode

• By closing the document and reopening it