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This technique works in WP8/9
but will work in earlier versions -- probably requiring slightly
different menu selections.
1. Open the Reveal Codes window
so you can observe the effects of this procedure. Go to the top
of Page 1. Create Header A (or B) with Insert|Header/Footer.
Display the normal page number at the top of all pages by inserting
a Page Number Display code in the header: Click Format|Page|Insert
Page Number, then select <Page> and click Insert, then
Close. Right justify this code, if desired, then click outside
the header to get back to the main document.
2. Create Footer A (or B), type
in a few periods ("...") or other continuation text/symbols
(such as "Continued on page ") and insert a "secondary
page" number: Click Format|Page|Insert page number, then
select <Secondary Page> and click Insert, then Close. Click
outside the footer area to get back to the main document.
3. Now for the essential part.
Set the secondary page number to one page higher than the actual
page number: Click Format|Page|Numbering. In the dialog, select
<No Page Numbering> in the "Position: " drop
list. (You already have applied page numbering in the header
and footer, so you probably don't want another number on the
page!) Click the Set Value button, and in the next window ("Values")
click the Secondary page tab. Set the secondary page number's
initial value to "2" and click Apply, then OK twice
to exit all dialog windows.
The secondary page number in
the footer of each page will now display as one number higher
than the page number in the header on that page.
Note: You may want to suppress page numbering
in the header on Page 1 (only). Use Format|Page|Suppress for
this. You will probably want to suppress the footer on the last
page, too.
Use a macro: The above steps can be recorded (albeit
piecemeal) in a macro. Here is the code I use in WP9. Note that
the macro creates Footer B at the top of the document, and the
last macro command suppresses Footer B on the last page. Thus,
you may want to play the macro after you have finished
editing your document -- or, if you have made any changes since
you last played it, find and delete the [Suppress] code that
was placed on what was the last page, and play the macro again.
You can copy the following lines
and paste them into WP with Edit, Paste Special, Unformatted
text. Then, with the Macro Toolbar visible, click Save &
Compile.
Application(WordPerfect;"WordPerfect";Default!)
PosDocTop()
FooterB(Create!)
FlushRight()
Type("[")
Type("Continued on page ")
SecondaryPageNumberDisplay()
Type("]")
SelectMode(On!)
PosLineBeg()
AttributeRelativeSizeToggle(Small!)
SubstructureExit()
PageNumber(Page: 1)
SecondaryPageNumber(Page: 2)
PosDocBottom()
Suppress(FooterB!)
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