Overloading of + and concatenation

[dr_bay]

I'm having problems trying to get the proper number to display. This code will print out the page numbers so that the user can choose but it starts on page zero. I simply want to change it so that it starts on page one. I need to change the ' + i + ' so that it is i+1 but don't know the proper syntax. I've tried everything. Any help will be appreciated.

function createnumbers(){
for (i=0; i< pic.length; i++) {
document.write('<a href="javascript:changepic(\''+i+'\')">' + i + '</a> ')
}
}

[SpirtOfGrandeur]

function createnumbers(){
for (i=0; i< pic.length; i++) {
document.write('<a href="javascript:changepic(\''+i+'\')">' + (i+1) + '</a> ')
}
}

[nikkiH]

Didn't try everything... ;)

changepic(\''+(i+1)+'\')">

[dr_bay]

That worked! Thanks alot!! :)
One more thing. I'm using this code as a slide show and I would for it to display what number they just clicked on. So it would display something like Image 5 of 11. 5 being the number they just clicked on. I'm sure its something simple again, but I can't figure out how to do it. Any help will be greatly appreciated again. :D

<script language="Javascript">
<!--
var current = 0;
function imageArray()
{
this.length = imageArray.arguments.length;
for (var i = 0; i < this.length; i++)
{
this[i] = imageArray.arguments[i];
}
}

function changepic(which)
{
var goodnum = which;
document.img.src = pic[goodnum];
}

function createnumbers()
{
for (i=0; i< pic.length; i++)
{
document.write('<a href="javascript:changepic(\''+i+'\')">'+ (i+1) +'</a>&nbsp;&nbsp; ')
}
}

var pic = new imageArray(
"CIMG0026.JPG",
"CIMG0228.JPG");

document.write('<img name="img" src="'+pic[0]+'" width="800" height="600">');
document.write("<br>");
createnumbers();
}
// -->
</script>
<br><br>Image # of 11

[SpirtOfGrandeur]

Image <span id='imgText'>#</span> of 11

function changepic(which)
{
var goodnum = which;
document.img.src = pic[goodnum];
document.getElementById('imgText').innerHTML = which;
}

[dr_bay]

Thank you once again. :)
Any idea how I can change it so that it displays one number greater than what it actually is. Just like my original problem, it is starting at Image 0 instead of 1. Any help will be appreciated.