Steve Litt wrote:

In my book created with the Book document class, I have a four item bullet list in environment Itemize. It pagebreaks after the second item, and even more lame than that, the next page is consumed with a graphic float, so the reader has to skip 2 pages to see the other two items.

Perhaps something at http://www.tex.ac.uk/cgi-bin/texfaq2html?label=nopagebrk will be of help. I'm not sure there's a happy resolution (other than delaying the float by a page). Keeping all four list items on the first page might cause a serious margin overrun, and moving all four to the next page might leave you with too much empty space.

Within my layout file, is there a simple way I can modify the Itemize environment so it tries hard not to break in the middle?

Be careful what you wish for. This is liable to leave you with some large blocks of empty space at the ends of pages (assuming you can make it work).

I'd like to stay with the Book document class, as my base document class, if at all possible. My experience is that when you keep switching base document classes to gain individual features, for every problem you solve two new ones pop up. Kind of like my hair :-)

If two new hairs pop up where previously there were none, patent the formula!

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