I'm sure there are more elegant ways of solving this problems, but hey, at least it works. 11, 12 13" I included an If selection to add a 0 before the total page count if said number is lower than 10. Since the automatic page numbering format used in the document is " 01, 02, 03. The macro runs in background without the need of active input and refreshes the content of the target text box on every page change.
Y in Shapes(Y) identifies the target text box.
X In mp.Item(X) identifies your master page (in case you have more than one). Templates for creating your own quarter page sized booklet. Here's a working macro for anyone with the same problems Private WithEvents PubApp As Publisher.Application The most basic TTRPG server need only two roles, but there are several. So, I accomplished the first half of my goal, but I need some help with the rest. The macro automatically starts when the document is opened and creates a popup with the total page number every time the user changes page. Private Sub PubApp_WindowPageChange(ByVal Vw As View) What I have right now: Private WithEvents PubApp As Publisher.Application Youre likely to spend most of your time working on the body pages and place all of your non. The textbox should show "page X of Y", but due to publisher limitations only the "X" is automatically updated without using a macro. Theres always a separate body page for each page of a document. I want to create a macro that automatically starts when the document is opened and as frequently as possible updates a textbox in the master page. I decided to look into macros for a solution, but with my limited knowledge of VBA I only managed to get so fat before hitting a roadblock.
#Publisher master page different dates software
Recently I have been struggling with publisher at work, and the most recent source of concern is the software inability to give something a simple as an auto-updating "total pages" count.
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