Hello Sally,
We require the page number to always be oriented for the viewer. Students can change this on landscape pages by using section breaks instead of page breaks.
Nathalia Bauer
Assistant Director
Graduate Funding, Professional Development, and Scholarship
UCF College of Graduate Studies
University of Central Florida
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Sally,
Our students are required to do theirs exactly has your example. But when they convert it to PDF, they are asked to rotate the landscape pages 90 degrees counterclockwise.
Thanks,
Jenifer Ishee Hoffman, M.A., MLIS
Assistant Professor
Coordinator, Office of Thesis and Dissertation Format Review
Mississippi State University
Dept. Website: http://lib.msstate.edu/thesis/
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Subject: [etd] query about landscape pages
If your university's theses and dissertations are all ETDs (i.e., no paper submissions at all), do you require students to change the position of page numbers on landscape-oriented pages? I'm attaching an example that will hopefully illustrate what I mean.
Thank you,
Sally
Sally Evans
Coordinator
George Mason University
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Hi Sally,
We instruct students to leave landscape pages landscape with page numbers bottom center (as they are for portrait orientation). Our thinking is why force readers either turn their heads or have to turn the page themselves in the PDF? I believe most printers will print landscape pages landscape, so those who download the PDF and wish to print it will have what they need. The only reason to do it the other way that I can see would be for binding; however, we don’t require a bound copy.
Jill
J. S. Kleister, M.S.
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Toulouse Graduate School | University of North Texas
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University of Tennessee Health Science Center
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Hi all,
This is actually a great discussion, because landscape pages are probably the number one headache for our grad students. Luckily, we have Word templates and quick parts that will create a landscape page for them (and place the page number in the left margin, so that when it is rotated it appears at the bottom), but they still run into problems rotating them.
So, here’s my question – those of you who don’t require the landscape pages to be rotated – where does the page number go? If it is at the bottom of the page, and it is printed, it won’t line up with the rest of the document. But maybe, since like you say, these are e-documents, maybe we shouldn’t worry about that.
Thanks for any input!
Hi Jenifer,
At UNT, page numbers need to be placed bottom center. We don’t change orientation of landscape pages, which means page number goes bottom center, just like all the other pages.
This only becomes an issue with bound copies which are traditionally portrait orientation. This means the landscape pages get turned 90 degrees so page number would appear center right margin. However, we don’t require bound copies so it’s not a problem for us.
Hope this makes sense. J
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