Date:         Thu, 31 May 2001 10:31:20 +0200
Reply-To:     Melinda Mills <melinda.mills@UNI-BIELEFELD.DE>
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From:         Melinda Mills <melinda.mills@UNI-BIELEFELD.DE>
Organization: Soziologie, Uni Bielefeld
Subject:      Re: NonSPSS Question-Word?
Comments: To: Stephen Salbod <ssalbod@PACE.EDU>
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Hi,
It is quite easy to do. Here are specific instructions, (but note that
since my version of Word is in German, I am giving a rough
translation, so names may differ slightly on your version).
To get the toolbar that changes the direction of pages numbers and
text boxes visible on your screen go to: View > Toolbar > and click
on Tables and Frames. Here you will see the function that switches
the direction of text (an 'A' symbol with arrows).

Go: Insert > Pages numbers >click on 'Header' and 'Right'.
Then: View > Header and Footer > Highlight your page number >
Click on the Icon that switches the direction of the text and Viola!
Hope this helps.
Melinda

On 30 May 2001, at 19:22, Stephen Salbod wrote:

>         I copied a table to Word and placed it in landscape. This is for a
> dissertation and I want the page number to appear in the upper right hand
> corner of the page. To this end, I've created a section and am using a page
> number in a footer, however, I want to rotate the page number 90 degrees.
> How do I do this in Word? Steve
> Stephen Salbod
> Data Analyst
> Pace University- NYC


Dr. Melinda Mills
Fakultät für Soziologie/Faculty of Sociology
Universität Bielefeld/University of Bielefeld
Postfach 10 01 31
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