On Mon, 05 Nov 2007, Eirik Wixøe Svela apparently wrote: > I am currently working on an important assignment (the International > Baccalaureate "Extended Essay" for those of you familiar with exotic > school systems), the deadline for which is tomorrow. Using LyX has been > of great advantage to me in this undertaking, seeing as I need WYSIWYM > rather than WYSIWYG results.
> However, a minor issue is causing major troubles for me: I need to > create a table of contents that contains paragraphs that > are not labelled in any way. How can you have a table of contents without labels? This does not really make sense. Furthermore, the essay criteria do not seem to refer to formatting specifics, such as the table of contents. Is your teacher conflating "expected" with "required"? You can however put anything you want in your table of contents using TeX commands: <URL:http://www.tac.dk/cgi-bin/info2www?(latex)Table%20of%20Contents> hth, Alan Isaac
