https://bugs.documentfoundation.org/show_bug.cgi?id=35694
--- Comment #87 from Jacques <[email protected]> --- (In reply to Jacques from comment #86) Here are more details, and my temporary hack, which is not a fix, but at least I could get the document printed. The document should start with 4 pages with no page numbers. As mentioned, LO makes a mess of this. After much experimentation I got page numbers at start at p-number-1 on the 4th document page as it should. BUT the title page wrongly displayed p-number-4, and the empty page after that wrongly p-number-7, the following 2 pages with no numbers (as they should be). How this is possible I do not know. The only way I could hide the problems on title and other page was to cover the wrong p-number-4 (on title page) and p-number-7 by inserting a small textbox on top of the wrong numbers, with a white area. That only hides the problem, does not fix it. Solution: I do not know how LO works under he hood. Assuming each page is assigned an ID, when applying page numbers they should be associated with ID's, and the UI can present an option for not assigning a particular page number, while the loop can then just ignore assigning page numbers until the page assigned to take p-number 1. And any other following pages not requiring numbering can be switched off in UI. -- You are receiving this mail because: You are the assignee for the bug.
