I have had Acrobat 6, 8, 9, and now 10 and all have had issues that I was told were fixed with the latest versions.Īfter spending +/- $1,000 over the years for the 'Latest and greatest' I think it may finally be time to go on the internet and download a free or very modestly priced PDF converter of the dozens that can be found. I purchased Acrobat Pro X after the Adobe help desk told me that Acrobat 9 was not compatible with Office Pro X and that all issues had been repaired in X.

For example, tab 1 may be page numbered 1 of 4, tab 2 page numbered 1 of 13, etc. When converting a multiple worksheet Excel file I get page numbers X of X for each worksheet but not continuous throughout the document.

I am having the same trouble with Office Pro 2010 and Acrobat Pro X. To see if the page numbering dilemma originates in Excel make sure you are using the Page Layout View see below: Tip To use the default numbering system, type Auto in the First page number box.Īlso helpful in the same section is the note on viewing page numbers.

On the Page tab, in the First page number box, type the number that you want to use for the first page.On the Page Layout tab, in the Page Setup group, click the Dialog Box Launcher next to Page Setup.For example, if your workbook contains two worksheets that with both be printed as two pages, you would use this procedure to begin the page numbering for the second worksheet with the number 3. Tip To number all of the worksheet pages in a workbook sequentially, first add page numbers to all worksheets in a workbook, and then use the following procedure to begin the page number for each worksheet with the appropriate number. Exel's workaround tip is below - Set a different number for the starting page ) is stated the following 'tip' which indicates by default Excel 2010 starts numbering each tab with 1. If you are setting up the page numbers in Excel, the resulting PDF would display the the page numbers created in Excel.

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