I hope I test your advice in the right way.
I changed the line
\chaptermark{#1}%
to
\let\chaptermark##1\empty
That didn't work. No I have one "1" on every chapter start page.
Then I changed the line to
\def\chaptermark#1{}%
That didn't work too. Now I have on every page the name of the first
chapter.
At last I found a little problem with your first "trick". Every
chapter that haven't a number (chapter*) isn't shown in the header...
Joachim
Richard Heck wrote:
> I'm afraid that starts to get beyond my understanding of these class
> files. I /believe/ the thing you need to do is to redefine the
> \chaptermark macro, but this is a TeX construct, not a LaTeX one, and
> I'm not absolutely sure how to do that. I'd try:
> \let\chaptermark##1\empty
> But I don't say that will work. If that didn't work, I'd try:
> \def\chaptermark#1{}%
> Perhaps someone else here knows how to do this.
> Richard
> Joachim Krieg wrote:
>> Thanks for your fast support!! Your trick works very good.
>> I have one more question: Now on every start page of a chapter the
>> name of the chapter is shown top right too. Is there any possibility
>> to show only the page number on this page?
>>
>> --
>> Joachim
