Stefano does not appear to have had his question answered. I have a similar problem, in that I have a few ancestral trees scattered through a book (Memoir) with many figures. I do not want these trees to be listed with the figures; so I denoted them as tables. (Ideally, I would change "Table" to "Tree"). The main problem is that I want to have a List of Tables (or better Trees) just giving their page numbers but not numbering them by chapter. It seems my problems are similar to those of Stefano. What is the easiest way to handle these problems?
Grateful for any help, thank you George Legge On Mon, Feb 14, 2011 at 9:17 AM, stefano franchi <stefano.fran...@gmail.com>wrote: > Dear all, > > I have a document typeset with memoir that contains only one table. > It occurs within chapter 3. Labeling and cross-referencing the table > produces a ¨Table 3.1¨ label, which looks strange because it is the > only table in the whole document. Is there a way to force a simpler > ¨Table 1¨ label? I could not find answers in the usual places. > > Thanks, > > Stefano >
