Something on-topic for a change!

I have a style set up called "Numbered example", and it includes a 
numbered list style. I want to keep the numbers incrementing through a 
chapter, but reset at the next chapter. Usually, that's as simple as 
choosing "Continue Numbering from Previous" when setting the style for a 
new example.

The problem comes when I add an example in the middle of a chapter. It 
gets the correct number, but subsequent examples do not automatically 
update their numbers. The only way I've found to make them update so far 
is to toggle each block of examples with "Restart Numbering" and 
"Continue Numbering from Previous". Tedious and error-prone, so perfect 
for a computer to do for me. Is there a better way?

And on an unrelated topic, but part of the whole document I'm working 
on, is there a way to specify that a particular style (in my case, the 
chapter heading) starts on a new page? If I put a manual page break at 
the start of the paragraph, the number goes missing. If I put it before 
the paragraph, then I get a blank line at the top of the page. I can do 
it in InDesign, but can NWP do it?

John
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Summer Institute of Linguistics      | Mussau-Emira language, Mussau Is.
Ukarumpa, Eastern Highlands Province | New Ireland Province
Papua New Guinea                     | Papua New Guinea