Again, creating it manually is not a good idea. The way to do this is to create a "Table of Content". Now that you have page numbers and chapters/content, it is important to tell the readers upfront, what they would find in the book and where. But we will discuss them in "Advanced" article. More sophisticated things can be done with pager numbers, using sections and section breaks. Page numbers inserted like this would be updated automatically, if you insert or delete pages from the document. To insert Page numbers, go to Insert->Page Numbers. Instead use the "Page Number" feature of word. But if you have to insert them manually, it would be a book-writing nightmare. If you are using MS Word 2007, Page Break option can be found in "Insert Tab".Ī book would not look good without page numbers.
Instead use a feature called "Page Break". This will lead to constant formatting headaches, when you modify the content.
Do not press Enter multiple times to start the new page. One of the most common things you would need to do is to start something (usually a new chapter) on a new page. Use "Page Break" feature to start a new page:.If you are using MS Word 2007, "Paper Size" option would be available in the "Page Layout" tab. You can specify the size using "Custom Size", if it is not already available. Choose the desired size from the "Paper Size" drop down.To see the current page size of the document in which you are writing your book, and to alter it to suit one of the supported ones follow these steps: 7"x9" is a good size for technical and academic books. Most fiction or non-fiction would look good on 5"x8" or 5.5"x8.5" size. Please select one of the page sizes available, according to the nature of your book. The list of supported page sizes is available here. Are your formatting your book in MS Word or other word processors? Here are some tips that would ensure that you book looks professional and is printed well with.
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