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Here is a, hopefully, clear definition of my previous page numbering
needs:
1. A way to mark a page (section) as the start of pre-page numbering.
This page and all subsequent pages will be numbered i, ii, iii, etc.
Any pages before this mark will not have any page numbers.
2. A way to mark a page (section) as the start of regular page
numbering. As in (1), these pages will be numbered 1, 2, 3, etc.
Regular page numbering will have precedence over pre-page numbering.
3. Table of Contents only shows pages with regular page numbering
(pre-page numbering could be an option?)
4. Defaults would be the current setup of every page having regular page
numbering.

An example for how I would like to use this in a proposal style:
A Proposal is like an Article, and can have a Title and a Summary
(instead of an Abstract). If the Summary is added (it would just be a
non-numbered section), it will start the pre-page numbering. Assuming
the Title is placed before the summary, it will not have a page number.
Any pages in between the summary and the first section will have
pre-page numbering. This would typically consist of the Table of
Contents and a List of Figures/Tables/Illustrations. Regular sections
will be numbered as in an Article and the first section marks the start
of regular page numbering.

I hope this helps in development efforts.
Just curious, but how is the development of a gtk interface progressing?

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• page numbering needs, Jacob Perkins, 12/03/2002
  • Re: page numbering needs, david, 12/04/2002
  • Re: page numbering needs, Joris van der Hoeven, 12/05/2002

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