On Fri, 4 Jan 2002, Herbert Voss wrote:
Okay example attached.
It \thispagestyle{empty} in ERT as first line in a file does get rid of
header and footer UNTIL a title environment is used. When title is used,
it is defeated and page number returns. And so is the ability to use
\cfoot to use another footer defeated with the use of
\thispagestyle{empty}. -- which I'd like to do.
The only work-around I can figure so far is to not use title, and to use
pagestyle empty.
jamie
> Jamie Faunt wrote:
>
> > I went round and round initially trying to figure out why I couldn't get
> > rid of a page number "1" on a one-page document.
> >
> > I tried pagestyle empty and it didn't work as I known it to work before.
> > I tried pagestyle fancy with \cfoot{ } or \cfoot{something else} in the
> > preamble. And neither would get rid of that pesky page number! Also the
> > header in fancy pagestyle was not working either as I've known it to work
> > before.
>
>
> if \thispagestyle{empty} in tex(red) as very first command in
>
> your text (not preamble) doesn't work, send an example file.
>
> Herbert
>
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