1, written in pencil. There are two reasons. First, mistakes are easy to correct, because writing page numbers is boring.
It's easy to get distracted and page numbers are easy to make mistakes. Secondly, in the long run, if you want to use books that are not easy to erase, such as pens,
When writing tools and files are identified, there will be multiple page numbers when they are reassembled, which is difficult to distinguish and untidy, which will damage the life of files.
2. The page number is written in the lower right corner (lower left corner) of the document. One is convenient and efficient writing, and the other is correct.
The folding wear of archive paper will be less.
3. The page number of the document should be written continuously from 1. If there is a cover, the cover should be 1. Blank pages without content shall not be numbered. Write carefully, and there shall be no missing or duplicate numbers.
4, the following documents as a page number:
(1) The text and attachments are considered as a whole. The text is in front, and the attachment is behind;
(2) The text and the processing sheet are regarded as a whole. Processing list in front, text in the back;
(3) The original version and the final version are regarded as a whole. The original is in the front and the final version is in the back;
(4) The original and the copy shall be regarded as a whole. The original is in the front and the copy is in the back;
(5) The forwarded document and the forwarded document are regarded as one. Forward the text in front, forward the text in the back;
(6) Some reports, rosters, atlases, etc. , one each;
(7) The communication and the reply are regarded as a whole, with the reply coming first and the communication coming last;
(8) Ask for instructions to form several levels of reply, each level is an article, which can be arranged together for the same reason;
(nine) a unified form prepared regularly within one year shall be regarded as one;
(10) conference materials that are not easy to disassemble are regarded as one piece; Meeting minutes that are not easy to disassemble shall be regarded as one copy; not easy
The stub of the opened letter of introduction is regarded as one copy.