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The PTXPrint project in question is constructed in the peripherals section using the following
  Selected Front Matter PDF(s)
  Table of Contents is selected with the contents title
  Local Front Matter is not selected

The resulting output contians the front matter PDF then the table of conents and then the main text.

However, the table of contents contains an unwanted page number (7 in this case counting from the from matter PDF) and then the main text starts with page 1.

Is there a way of either removing this page number or adding suitable (e.g. Roman) page numbers to the front matter PDF?
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Have you checked the following options on the Header+Footer tab?

[  ] Uncheck the option: Print Page Number at Bottom of Intro Page(s)

Set the Center Footer to -empty-
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