In my response to Alison's numbering query, I included one bit of real stupidity. We corresponded off-list about it, but I thought I'd better correct myself on-list before I confuse someone else.
The problem is in this part: > > If it matters, my Appendix heading style (Heading1App) is "A:Appendix > > <A+>:" and my Appendix Table styles are as follows . > > > > Table#A 1 6A = U:Table <$chapnum>\+<n+>: > > Table#A+ 1 6A = U:Table <$chapnum>\+<n+>: > > The "<A+>" in the heading style means use upper-case alpha numbering -- > it's the old way of doing things and works fine in this instance. But > I'd make it consistent with the rest of your numbering settings and > replace "<A+>" with "<$chapnum>" so it's numbering is controlled by the > Chapter numbering settings, as I described above. > > And if you do that, you won't need a separate Heading1App for appendices > -- Heading1 will work just fine because the <$chapnum> variable will > have the appropriate value for whatever book component it's in. Umm ... yes, you do still need separate Heading1 and Heading1App pgfs. The <$chapnum> variable will take care of changing "1" to "A," but nothing's going to automagically change the hardcoded text "Chapter" to "Appendix." Oops. (My excuse is that our template uses the same pgf tag for both because its autonumber contains only the <$chapnum> variable, no text string. So I didn't think...) Sorry 'bout that! I'll slink away now and call it a week... Richard Richard G. Combs Senior Technical Writer Polycom, Inc. richardDOTcombs AT polycomDOTcom 303-223-5111 ------ rgcombs AT gmailDOTcom 303-777-0436 ------
