Changing Publication Date and Pg. Nos.

I've created a newsletter using a Publisher template. At the top of each
page, the template automatically inserts the volume and issue number on one
side and the page number on the other side.

I want to have the volume and issue number at the left and the date at the
right on the first page.

On the inside pages, I want the page number, newsletter name, and date to be
at the top of each page, with the publication name centered and the page
number and date alternating positions (because the newsletter will be printed
front and back).

I've had no success trying to find the ways to get the template to do what I
want it to do. Help in solving this mystery will be greatly appreciated.
Thanks.

You can manually move the text boxes or delete them and create new text boxes.
What have you tried that fails?

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"Mandy Banks" wrote in message
...
I've created a newsletter using a Publisher template. At the top of each
page, the template automatically inserts the volume and issue number on one
side and the page number on the other side.

I want to have the volume and issue number at the left and the date at the
right on the first page.

On the inside pages, I want the page number, newsletter name, and date to be
at the top of each page, with the publication name centered and the page
number and date alternating positions (because the newsletter will be printed
front and back).

I've had no success trying to find the ways to get the template to do what I
want it to do. Help in solving this mystery will be greatly appreciated.
Thanks.

Thanks for your response.

I've tried many approaches, but there seems to be a formula getting in my
way that carries over the volume number and issue number from Page 1 to each
subsequent page.

I can't seem to unearth how to change the information I have at the top Page
1 (Vol. #, Issue #) from automatically carrying over to subsequent pages. If
I could figure out how to keep that info from appearing on the following
pages, maybe I can determine how to customize the heading so that each page
after Page 1 includes the page number, publication name, and issue date.

Many thanks for throwing me a lifeline.

"Mary Sauer" wrote:

You can manually move the text boxes or delete them and create new text boxes.
What have you tried that fails?

--
Mary Sauer MSFT MVP
http://office.microsoft.com/
http://msauer.mvps.org/
news://msnews.microsoft.com

"Mandy Banks" wrote in message
...
I've created a newsletter using a Publisher template. At the top of each
page, the template automatically inserts the volume and issue number on one
side and the page number on the other side.

I want to have the volume and issue number at the left and the date at the
right on the first page.

On the inside pages, I want the page number, newsletter name, and date to be
at the top of each page, with the publication name centered and the page
number and date alternating positions (because the newsletter will be printed
front and back).

I've had no success trying to find the ways to get the template to do what I
want it to do. Help in solving this mystery will be greatly appreciated.
Thanks.

Simply delete the text box, insert a new text box with your own information. As
for page numbers, delete that text box as well.
Insert, page numbers, when you do this Publisher will automatically create page
numbers on the Master Page, you can add text in front of the number and move the
text box anywhere on the page.

--
Mary Sauer MSFT MVP
http://office.microsoft.com/
http://msauer.mvps.org/
news://msnews.microsoft.com

"Mandy Banks" wrote in message
...
Thanks for your response.

I've tried many approaches, but there seems to be a formula getting in my
way that carries over the volume number and issue number from Page 1 to each
subsequent page.

I can't seem to unearth how to change the information I have at the top Page
1 (Vol. #, Issue #) from automatically carrying over to subsequent pages. If
I could figure out how to keep that info from appearing on the following
pages, maybe I can determine how to customize the heading so that each page
after Page 1 includes the page number, publication name, and issue date.

Many thanks for throwing me a lifeline.

"Mary Sauer" wrote:

You can manually move the text boxes or delete them and create new text
boxes.
What have you tried that fails?

--
Mary Sauer MSFT MVP
http://office.microsoft.com/
http://msauer.mvps.org/
news://msnews.microsoft.com

"Mandy Banks" wrote in message
...
I've created a newsletter using a Publisher template. At the top of each
page, the template automatically inserts the volume and issue number on one
side and the page number on the other side.

I want to have the volume and issue number at the left and the date at the
right on the first page.

On the inside pages, I want the page number, newsletter name, and date to
be
at the top of each page, with the publication name centered and the page
number and date alternating positions (because the newsletter will be
printed
front and back).

I've had no success trying to find the ways to get the template to do what
I
want it to do. Help in solving this mystery will be greatly appreciated.
Thanks.