I think you might be the first person I ever get to help! I just encountered a similar problem to this..

If you want page 2, 3.. to print the FIRST images, then you shouldn't be using -($page * 20). This will give you a negative number, right? If you reverse the keys, you're already using -19 .. -1. You need to use a positive equation. Try 

my $top = $page * 19;
my $bottom = $top - 19;

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It's 3AM, hopefully this works.

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sulfericacid

In reply to Re: math mistake? by sulfericacid
in thread math mistake? by Anonymous Monk

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