On Tue, 20 Jul 2004, Ansgar Hoffmann wrote:
> Thanks for that tip, it works in that it gives me a few more pages and
> puts the beginning of each chapter on an odd page, which is nice. I had to
> change the pagenumbering to let it begin with the title, though, but
> that's the way it's meant to be anyway, isn't it?
Ansgar,
I don't think that I completely understand. The title page should not be
numbered. Books can be partitioned into three types of content:
\frontmatter -- contains copyright information, abstract, preface, table
of contents/figures/tables, acknowledgements and whatever else you
want. Usually numbered in lower-case roman, starting with 'i':
\pagenumbering{roman}
\setcounter{page}{i}
\mainmatter -- the guts of your document. Pages numbered in Arabic,
beginning with '1':
\pagenumbering{arabic}
\setcounter{page}{1}
\backmatter -- references/bibliography, appendices, errata.
> But unfortunately the document now comes up with a different mistake:
> I've added TOC itself, Table of Figures and so on to the Table of
> Content by using ERT:
>
> \newpage
> \addcontentsline{toc}{section}{\bfseries{\protect{Inhaltsverzeichnis}}}
If you use the Insert->Lists & ToC you don't need to insert LaTeX.
> Now after moving the pagenumbering ERT in the right place, TeX keeps
> getting these TOC-entries wrong. The TOC starts on page ix, the entry
> says page viii.
Try the above and see what it looks like then.
Rich
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