Clicking to cancel the authentication pop-up just loops the user back to the same page. One asks for a username and password from the user while the other suggests they telephone Microsoft for urgent technical support as the computer has now been blocked. Nothing could actually be further from the truth, of course, and the user will be faced with two pop-up windows as they arrive. Also contained are step-by-step instructions for its use.Ĭlick the LandscapePages.docx file to begin your download.Thought to be using the traditional social engineering method of malvertising to distribute malicious links, the fraudsters direct potential victims to a web page that appears to be typical of a Microsoft technical support site. The landscape page contains a page number located in an area that is neither a part of the Header or Footer. It contains three pages and built in section breaks. To make this all a bit simpler, a downloadable MS Word file has been created to further assist you. Whereas, Microsoft Word defines this layout as the landscape position. The manual also makes reference to "horizontal" tables or figures. NOTE: The University of Iowa Graduate College Thesis Manual defines the portrait position as the "vertical position". The Graduate College requires students, writing their thesis/dissertation, to orient the page numbers in the portrait position and to be consistent, on portrait and landscape pages, throughout the entire document. Headers and footers are the most common place used to insert and position page numbers and are controlled by linking and unlinking the header/footer area for each section. Microsoft Word allows page orientation to be controlled by Section Breaks.
In other words, the page number remains consistently portrait oriented even though all other items on the page may be presented with a landscape orientation. Remember, even though the item on the page is presented in a landscape orientation, bound books always locate the page number in the same place, facing the same direction for the reader.
This is true even for a book which includes an intermittent page containing the occasional landscape oriented table or figure.
Probably one of the most common requirements for publishing is to maintain consistency, in everything, throughout your work.Ĭonsistency in formatting also includes page number layout orientation (in other words, the direction the page number is facing). These guidelines are often specific to line spacing, page number placement, font specifics, and margin size. If you are writing something for future publication, you have most likely been given a set of standards that must be met first.
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