Book terminology question

[simplekin]

Hello, i was wondering if somone can give me the name of:

Page number, usually say in a yearbook, they have some sort of graphic design for their page number, and I need some examples to see what I am aiming at, but i have no idea what they are called.

 

[Forest Elf]

I'm really not sure what exactly you mean ...

Are you working on a high school yearbook? I worked on my high school yearbook ... years ago. Back when the layout work was done by hand and not with QuarkXpress and Photoshop.

Taylor Publishing has a website and under Education has all the elements behind yearbook design (especially if you plan to enter it in competition).

I'd give you the website, but I can't post it ... I haven't made at least 15 posts yet, so I'm not allowed.

But you can google it, it's easy to find under taylorpub ...

But if you just used yearbook as an example and are looking for something else ... I don't know ... page number is page number, as far as I know.

Wish I could be more help. Good luck!

 

[mehdirza]

Dear friend.
Just open a Plug In in Word and write down

REM "page number"
INPUT N, S
N = N + 1 THEN GO NEXT
S = 2N + 1
N = N THEN RETOUR
END

 

[silverseason]

Re the page numbers, how you do them depends somewhat on what program you are using,. Usually you insert them, choosing a location and a starting number and the program increments from there. In many programs you can design a graphic frame within which the page number increments.

 

[mehdirza]

Re the page numbers, how you do them depends somewhat on what program you are using,. Usually you insert them, choosing a location and a starting number and the program increments from there. In many programs you can design a graphic frame within which the page number increments.

It is a book forum so not nesseccarily to write down programming secrets.

If I wrote down some, it was acceptable because I did the code in QuickBasic which couldn't be even taken to account as a programming language.

QuickBasic code isn't required to have a place to run, they can run on wherever because is written by AlgoL (Machine Language). So it will take the first number as 1 unless I implied N = N_1 TO N_2.

If you desire graphic something, you have to get an ELSE operator because you'll ABSOLUTELY need a sub-program over there.

Or you have a Pascal code like that } else {
for(var i=0; i<nParts; i++){
aKeyVal = aParts.split('=');