How to list pages in word: all forms

Microsoft Word is a program that many people work with on a daily basis. Whether for work or study, the document editor is a basic in our computers. It is a program that provides us with many different functions, which makes it so important in our computers. One function that is important when using it is listing pages. Although many users are unaware of the way it is done.

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How to list pages in Word

Here we tell you how we can list pages in the document editor. In this way, if you were wondering how this function could be used, you will see that it is not complicated at all.

Page enumeration

List pages in Word is that at the end of each of the pages of said document the page number will appear. The editor allows us to normally choose the location, either at the end or at the beginning of the page. In order to use this function, we must first open the document in which we want to list these pages. Once we have said document open, we have to follow these steps:

• Open the insert tab located at the top left of the screen Go to the page number section (as seen in the photo) Select the location where to enter the page number from the options there Exit this section

Page enumeration (without first page)

Chances are you've edited a Word document that is a class assignment, where there's a cover. Therefore, you do not want this cover to be taken into account in the enumeration. This is something that we can do at any time in a simple way. The steps we have to follow in this regard are:

• Open the Insert tab at the top of the screen Click Header and then Edit Header Go to the Tool Layout tab for Header and Footer Open options and select Different First Page Then just select the page number to highlight it and on the first page press delete, so that it does not exitClick close header and footer

These two methods will help you list pages in a Word document. As you can see, it is not something complicated and thus a better presentation is obtained in these documents at all times.