On Mon, Jun 16, 2003 at 08:27:03PM +0200, Alexandru Cabuz wrote: > No more Latex errors, but the figures are still bunched together. > However, they are not after the bibliography like they were before, now > they are before the bibliography, and there is one paragraph of text > separating them from the bibliography. > > > There is a fixed limit on such. 19 or so... > > Also, even more interesting, all these problems started after I added the > last two figures, number 19 and number 20, and the offending figure, > the one that I put the \clearpage after was exactly figure 19. > Coincidence? I think not. > > So how does one get around the figure number limit in the "article" > class?
IIRC this is a hard coded TeX limitation. > just put clearpages after each figure Maybe not after each, but 'earlier'. Make sure there is enough text material between your floats. > or something, or just add something to the preamble...? It would be > kinda late to change class now... Changing the class would not help. You should never have more than a page worth of tables floating, so this is 3 or 2 tables or so. 19 is "big enough". If TeX can't find a good page break you have to help it a bit. \clearpage is one option, there others, \textfrac(sp?) or similar. Andre' -- Those who desire to give up Freedom in order to gain Security, will not have, nor do they deserve, either one. (T. Jefferson or B. Franklin or both...)
