I suggested only workaround, not really solution...

Theo Zweers <tjzwrs@gmail.com> napisał(a):

>Hi Bertold,
>
>yes, of course you can (if understood it good) do the page numbering by
>hand. But when 'printed' to pdf (or real printing), you cannot print the
>'negative pages'.
>Anyway, what is the point of doing it this way (negative page numbering
>for the document and adding manual page numbers)?
>What I mean is, I use automatic page numbering for the still not
>completed document (adding more text as I go along). When I add
>something the index pages (TOC) are automatically updated.
>I did use (!) negative page numbering (not visible at those pages) for
>the first pages for the first plate, the name of the book, etc. The the
>real page 1 starts where I want and is visible (in the 'book').
>
>Theo
>
>Bertold schreef op 26-10-2013 12:04:
>> It is possible to make "manual" negative pagination (in small amount of
>> pages this is less inconvenient as strain the mind for general solution.
>> Similiary in one-time work). Not automatic numbering, but inserting
>> needed range manual in footer or header. In this case this will show on
>> pdf...
>> Bertold
>>
>>
>>
>>
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