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You have a document that requires Roman numerals in one section and Arabic numerals in another. What do you do? No worries. Word makes changing number styles easy with section breaks. First, a caveat: Before writing any long document, be sure to acquire the template for it from your instructor, department, or school, especially for theses and disserations. That said, this page numbering technique works for any document regardless of length or complexity. OK. Here we go. Step One: Scroll through your document and determine where the page numbering changes. Most often, the two main sections are: Front Matter and Body. Front matter consists of any page that comes before the Body: Front matter can include the title page, abstract, acknowledgements, table of contents, list of abbreviations, and so on. Again, you should be working from your instructors or schools template. The five pages of front matter in this document are its: title page, abstract, acknowledgements, table of contents., a
