Bibliography
Hi, this issue may have been discussed already. I want to use the bibliography environment of LyX; not BibTeX. How do I get the entries sorted? Which options do I have? Do I have to use a special document class or style? Regrads Martin
Re: Bibliography
Herbert Voss wrote: Martin Adorni wrote: this issue may have been discussed already. I want to use the bibliography environment of LyX; not BibTeX. How do I get the entries sorted? Which options do I have? Do I have to use a special document class or style? you have to sort the entries by yourself. Why don't you use bibtex? any reason? Well, I'm not familiar with bibtex. I thought there might be a smart option implemented in Lyx. I will use bibtex now. Thank you Martin
Bibliography
Hi, this issue may have been discussed already. I want to use the bibliography environment of LyX; not BibTeX. How do I get the entries sorted? Which options do I have? Do I have to use a special document class or style? Regrads Martin
Re: Bibliography
Herbert Voss wrote: Martin Adorni wrote: this issue may have been discussed already. I want to use the bibliography environment of LyX; not BibTeX. How do I get the entries sorted? Which options do I have? Do I have to use a special document class or style? you have to sort the entries by yourself. Why don't you use bibtex? any reason? Well, I'm not familiar with bibtex. I thought there might be a smart option implemented in Lyx. I will use bibtex now. Thank you Martin
Bibliography
Hi, this issue may have been discussed already. I want to use the bibliography environment of LyX; not BibTeX. How do I get the entries sorted? Which options do I have? Do I have to use a special document class or style? Regrads Martin
Re: Bibliography
Herbert Voss wrote: > > Martin Adorni wrote: > > > > > this issue may have been discussed already. I want to use the > > bibliography environment of LyX; not BibTeX. How do I get the entries > > sorted? Which options do I have? Do I have to use a special document > > class or style? > > you have to sort the entries by yourself. > Why don't you use bibtex? any reason? Well, I'm not familiar with bibtex. I thought there might be a smart option implemented in Lyx. I will use bibtex now. Thank you Martin
Re: Labels and short captions
Herbert Voss wrote:
Martin Adorni wrote:
I have a table with a long caption. Because I wanted a shorter caption
in the List of Tables I decided replace the caption style by:
\caption[shortcaption]{longcaption} In ERT using the LyX-Code layout.
Thereafter I added a label. But when I try to reference to the label I
get the section number (i.e. 3.4.1). I tried to put the label at
different places within the caption to get the right numbering but I
failed. I can't use the caption environment because then Table appears
twice.
where do you insert the label? before, behind or inside the caption
command?
Herbert
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John Adcock wrote:
- Original Message -
From: "Martin Adorni" [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: "LyX" [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, April 11, 2001 12:54 PM
Subject: Labels and short captions
Hi LyXers,
I have a table with a long caption. Because I wanted a shorter caption
in the List of Tables I decided replace the caption style by:
\caption[shortcaption]{longcaption} In ERT using the LyX-Code layout.
I do a similar thing in my figures.
Put the label in the long caption part (you can go insert-label) and it works
fine.
All right now.
Thanks
Martin
Re: Labels and short captions
Herbert Voss wrote:
Martin Adorni wrote:
I have a table with a long caption. Because I wanted a shorter caption
in the List of Tables I decided replace the caption style by:
\caption[shortcaption]{longcaption} In ERT using the LyX-Code layout.
Thereafter I added a label. But when I try to reference to the label I
get the section number (i.e. 3.4.1). I tried to put the label at
different places within the caption to get the right numbering but I
failed. I can't use the caption environment because then Table appears
twice.
where do you insert the label? before, behind or inside the caption
command?
Herbert
--
http:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
John Adcock wrote:
- Original Message -
From: "Martin Adorni" [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: "LyX" [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, April 11, 2001 12:54 PM
Subject: Labels and short captions
Hi LyXers,
I have a table with a long caption. Because I wanted a shorter caption
in the List of Tables I decided replace the caption style by:
\caption[shortcaption]{longcaption} In ERT using the LyX-Code layout.
I do a similar thing in my figures.
Put the label in the long caption part (you can go insert-label) and it works
fine.
All right now.
Thanks
Martin
Re: Labels and short captions
Herbert Voss wrote:
>
> Martin Adorni wrote:
> >
> > I have a table with a long caption. Because I wanted a shorter caption
> > in the List of Tables I decided replace the caption style by:
> >
> > \caption[shortcaption]{longcaption} In ERT using the LyX-Code layout.
> >
> > Thereafter I added a label. But when I try to reference to the label I
> > get the section number (i.e. 3.4.1). I tried to put the label at
> > different places within the caption to get the right numbering but I
> > failed. I can't use the caption environment because then Table appears
> > twice.
>
> where do you insert the label? before, behind or inside the caption
> command?
>
> Herbert
>
> --
> http:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
John Adcock wrote:
>
> - Original Message -
> From: "Martin Adorni" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> To: "LyX" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Sent: Wednesday, April 11, 2001 12:54 PM
> Subject: Labels and short captions
>
> > Hi LyXers,
> >
> > I have a table with a long caption. Because I wanted a shorter caption
> > in the List of Tables I decided replace the caption style by:
> >
> > \caption[shortcaption]{longcaption} In ERT using the LyX-Code layout.
>
> I do a similar thing in my figures.
> Put the label in the long caption part (you can go insert->label) and it works
> fine.
All right now.
Thanks
Martin
Labels and short captions
Hi LyXers,
I have a table with a long caption. Because I wanted a shorter caption
in the List of Tables I decided replace the caption style by:
\caption[shortcaption]{longcaption} In ERT using the LyX-Code layout.
Thereafter I added a label. But when I try to reference to the label I
get the section number (i.e. 3.4.1). I tried to put the label at
different places within the caption to get the right numbering but I
failed. I can't use the caption environment because then Table appears
twice.
Any suggestions (with preferably simple solutions)?
Thanks
Martin
P.S. Working with lyx1.5fix1
Labels and short captions
Hi LyXers,
I have a table with a long caption. Because I wanted a shorter caption
in the List of Tables I decided replace the caption style by:
\caption[shortcaption]{longcaption} In ERT using the LyX-Code layout.
Thereafter I added a label. But when I try to reference to the label I
get the section number (i.e. 3.4.1). I tried to put the label at
different places within the caption to get the right numbering but I
failed. I can't use the caption environment because then Table appears
twice.
Any suggestions (with preferably simple solutions)?
Thanks
Martin
P.S. Working with lyx1.5fix1
Labels and short captions
Hi LyXers,
I have a table with a long caption. Because I wanted a shorter caption
in the List of Tables I decided replace the caption style by:
\caption[shortcaption]{longcaption} In ERT using the LyX-Code layout.
Thereafter I added a label. But when I try to reference to the label I
get the section number (i.e. 3.4.1). I tried to put the label at
different places within the caption to get the right numbering but I
failed. I can't use the caption environment because then Table appears
twice.
Any suggestions (with preferably simple solutions)?
Thanks
Martin
P.S. Working with lyx1.5fix1
Wish for References
Hello, I know this isn't the right place and I don't know whether the suggested feature has already been implemented (using 1.1.5fix1). In my document I have a lot of subsubsections and sometimes paragraphs and it is difficult to refer to those. 1) Would be nice if each numbered chapter, section (...) automatically gets a label corresponding to the chapter / section title. 2) Would be nice if I could use the label-name as reference. To give an example (The %marked% is supposed to be a label / reference): 1 Chapter one %sec:Chapter one% 1.1 Section one_point_one %sec:Section one_point_one% 1.1.1 Subsection one_point_one_point_one %sec:Subsection one_point_one_point_one% This is a subsubsection %sec:This is a subsubsection% I can't refer to 'This is a subsubsection' because the depth for numbering is limited (and that's o.k.) Would be nice to write: As can be seen in %ref_name:sec:This is a subsubsection% on page %page:sec:This is a subsubsection%. And to receive: As can be seen in 'This is a subsubsection' on page 12. The auto-labelling would be nice because my section-titles change from time to time and I always have to update the section-titles used in the text. I hope you understand what I mean... Martin
Wish for References
Hello, I know this isn't the right place and I don't know whether the suggested feature has already been implemented (using 1.1.5fix1). In my document I have a lot of subsubsections and sometimes paragraphs and it is difficult to refer to those. 1) Would be nice if each numbered chapter, section (...) automatically gets a label corresponding to the chapter / section title. 2) Would be nice if I could use the label-name as reference. To give an example (The %marked% is supposed to be a label / reference): 1 Chapter one %sec:Chapter one% 1.1 Section one_point_one %sec:Section one_point_one% 1.1.1 Subsection one_point_one_point_one %sec:Subsection one_point_one_point_one% This is a subsubsection %sec:This is a subsubsection% I can't refer to 'This is a subsubsection' because the depth for numbering is limited (and that's o.k.) Would be nice to write: As can be seen in %ref_name:sec:This is a subsubsection% on page %page:sec:This is a subsubsection%. And to receive: As can be seen in 'This is a subsubsection' on page 12. The auto-labelling would be nice because my section-titles change from time to time and I always have to update the section-titles used in the text. I hope you understand what I mean... Martin
Wish for References
Hello, I know this isn't the right place and I don't know whether the suggested feature has already been implemented (using 1.1.5fix1). In my document I have a lot of subsubsections and sometimes paragraphs and it is difficult to refer to those. 1) Would be nice if each numbered chapter, section (...) automatically gets a label corresponding to the chapter / section title. 2) Would be nice if I could use the label-name as reference. To give an example (The %marked% is supposed to be a label / reference): 1 Chapter one %sec:Chapter one% 1.1 Section one_point_one %sec:Section one_point_one% 1.1.1 Subsection one_point_one_point_one %sec:Subsection one_point_one_point_one% This is a subsubsection %sec:This is a subsubsection% I can't refer to 'This is a subsubsection' because the depth for numbering is limited (and that's o.k.) Would be nice to write: As can be seen in %ref_name:sec:This is a subsubsection% on page %page:sec:This is a subsubsection%. And to receive: As can be seen in 'This is a subsubsection' on page 12. The auto-labelling would be nice because my section-titles change from time to time and I always have to update the section-titles used in the text. I hope you understand what I mean... Martin
Different alignment in a column
Hi, before asking you I've to tell you that I'm still using lyx1.1.5fix1. My question is whether it is possible to set different alignments (left, right, center) within one column by dialog. The dialog 'Table layout' sets the alignment of the whole column. The 'paragraph layout' sets the alignment of the whole table. Up to now I'm managing this with a parbox within the cell. Are there 'smarter' solutions (dialogs) in later versions? Regards Martin
Different alignment in a column
Hi, before asking you I've to tell you that I'm still using lyx1.1.5fix1. My question is whether it is possible to set different alignments (left, right, center) within one column by dialog. The dialog 'Table layout' sets the alignment of the whole column. The 'paragraph layout' sets the alignment of the whole table. Up to now I'm managing this with a parbox within the cell. Are there 'smarter' solutions (dialogs) in later versions? Regards Martin
Different alignment in a column
Hi, before asking you I've to tell you that I'm still using lyx1.1.5fix1. My question is whether it is possible to set different alignments (left, right, center) within one column by dialog. The dialog 'Table layout' sets the alignment of the whole column. The 'paragraph layout' sets the alignment of the whole table. Up to now I'm managing this with a parbox within the cell. Are there 'smarter' solutions (dialogs) in later versions? Regards Martin
Character 1/2, 1/3
Hi, writing a text I came across a maybe simple problem. Is there a special character to write 1/2, 1/3 and so on. To be more precise: Im looking for ONE character giving me an upper 1 followed by / and a lower 2. I've tried this in math mode but it didn't look well. Any suggestions are welcome. Martin
Character 1/2, 1/3
Hi, writing a text I came across a maybe simple problem. Is there a special character to write 1/2, 1/3 and so on. To be more precise: Im looking for ONE character giving me an upper 1 followed by / and a lower 2. I've tried this in math mode but it didn't look well. Any suggestions are welcome. Martin
Character 1/2, 1/3
Hi, writing a text I came across a maybe simple problem. Is there a special character to write 1/2, 1/3 and so on. To be more precise: Im looking for ONE character giving me an upper 1 followed by / and a lower 2. I've tried this in math mode but it didn't look well. Any suggestions are welcome. Martin
Re: List of symbols
Eric Seynaeve wrote:
Hey all,
I think it cannot be told enough: good work for LyX, it's great !
Writing my thesis, I was wondering what would be the best way to include
a list of symbols (T is temperature and that kind of stuff). I want a TOC and
LOF but an index is not needed. Can I use that to create the LOS?
Thanks for any help,
Eric
e-Mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
PGP fingerprint:
17C6 528E 3018 F44A 596B 203B B344 9377 BD6D 3B64
I've done the following:
- List of Symbols (as chapter*)
- \chaptermark{List of Symbols} in LateX (if wanted)
- Latin Symbols (as section*)
Then I've listed the Symbols using the labeling environment. If you want
two columns instead of one use the multicolumn package. If you want to
have the LOS listed in the TOC replace chapter* by chapter.
Martin
Re: List of symbols
Eric Seynaeve wrote:
Hey all,
I think it cannot be told enough: good work for LyX, it's great !
Writing my thesis, I was wondering what would be the best way to include
a list of symbols (T is temperature and that kind of stuff). I want a TOC and
LOF but an index is not needed. Can I use that to create the LOS?
Thanks for any help,
Eric
e-Mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
PGP fingerprint:
17C6 528E 3018 F44A 596B 203B B344 9377 BD6D 3B64
I've done the following:
- List of Symbols (as chapter*)
- \chaptermark{List of Symbols} in LateX (if wanted)
- Latin Symbols (as section*)
Then I've listed the Symbols using the labeling environment. If you want
two columns instead of one use the multicolumn package. If you want to
have the LOS listed in the TOC replace chapter* by chapter.
Martin
Re: List of symbols
Eric Seynaeve wrote:
>
> Hey all,
>
> I think it cannot be told enough: good work for LyX, it's great !
>
> Writing my thesis, I was wondering what would be the best way to include
> a list of symbols (T is temperature and that kind of stuff). I want a TOC and
> LOF but an index is not needed. Can I use that to create the LOS?
>
> Thanks for any help,
>
> Eric
>
> e-Mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> PGP fingerprint:
> 17C6 528E 3018 F44A 596B 203B B344 9377 BD6D 3B64
I've done the following:
- List of Symbols (as chapter*)
- \chaptermark{List of Symbols} in LateX (if wanted)
- Latin Symbols (as section*)
Then I've listed the Symbols using the labeling environment. If you want
two columns instead of one use the multicolumn package. If you want to
have the LOS listed in the TOC replace chapter* by chapter.
Martin
Re: Minitoc for Appendix
Herbert Voss wrote:
Martin Adorni wrote:
Here's the problem:
* The listing of chapters with minitoc can only be done if I define the
appendix being a part and use \parttoc. The definition part* didn't work
- empty minitoc.
* That part definition results in an entry of the 'normal' TOC in a more
emphasised way than a chapter what I don't like (The appendix is really
not of major importance). Furthermore, the words 'Part I.' are written
above 'Appendix' :-(
What can I do?
Is there another way to have a minitoc with chapters listed?
Or do I have to redefine the part environment to get rid of 'Part I.'
and have a TOC entry like a chapter -- in this case what are the
commands?
try the following chaptoc.sty. i adopted it from a texbook,
but can't remeber if it worked with appendix.
put it in ~/.TeX and add in latex preamble \usepackage{chaptoc}
Herbert
I've looked into the *.sty document. I know some LateX commands, but
that's too much. So, before using it I've some questions:
1) % erweitere Mini-TOC bei jeder \section
\renewcommand{\sectionmark}[1]
...
% Aus LaTeX.ltx mit nderungen fr Mini-TOC
\renewcommand{\@makechapterhead}[1]
...
% Sternform ohne TOC
\renewcommand{\@makeschapterhead}[1]
...
?? As far as I know this would change the previous layout. Is it
necessary?
2) Final question -- sounds very silly -- how to work with it? The
following commands are new:
- \newcommand{\@mystarttoc}[1] ...
- \newcommand{\myaddtocont}[1] ...
Does \myaddtocont add a chapter to a new TOC which can be listed with
\mystarttoc?
Thanks for help.
Martin
Re: Minitoc for Appendix
Dekel Tsur wrote:
On Wed, Feb 21, 2001 at 07:09:59PM +0100, Martin Adorni wrote:
What I want to do:
I would like to have table of contents (TOC) for the chapters and
sections of the appendix. It should be at the beginning of the appendix.
I've tried to manage it with the minitoc package but failed as I didn't
find a suitable solution.
Here's the problem:
* The listing of chapters with minitoc can only be done if I define the
appendix being a part and use \parttoc. The definition part* didn't work
- empty minitoc.
* That part definition results in an entry of the 'normal' TOC in a more
emphasised way than a chapter what I don't like (The appendix is really
not of major importance). Furthermore, the words 'Part I.' are written
above 'Appendix' :-(
Instead of using \part{} at the beginning of the appendix,
use "\addtocounter{part}{1}"
Good idea. I've tried this but it doesn't work. I've received an empty
TOC. Don't know why. Another suggestion?
Martin
Re: Minitoc for Appendix
Herbert Voss wrote:
Martin Adorni wrote:
Here's the problem:
* The listing of chapters with minitoc can only be done if I define the
appendix being a part and use \parttoc. The definition part* didn't work
- empty minitoc.
* That part definition results in an entry of the 'normal' TOC in a more
emphasised way than a chapter what I don't like (The appendix is really
not of major importance). Furthermore, the words 'Part I.' are written
above 'Appendix' :-(
What can I do?
Is there another way to have a minitoc with chapters listed?
Or do I have to redefine the part environment to get rid of 'Part I.'
and have a TOC entry like a chapter -- in this case what are the
commands?
try the following chaptoc.sty. i adopted it from a texbook,
but can't remeber if it worked with appendix.
put it in ~/.TeX and add in latex preamble \usepackage{chaptoc}
Herbert
I've looked into the *.sty document. I know some LateX commands, but
that's too much. So, before using it I've some questions:
1) % erweitere Mini-TOC bei jeder \section
\renewcommand{\sectionmark}[1]
...
% Aus LaTeX.ltx mit nderungen fr Mini-TOC
\renewcommand{\@makechapterhead}[1]
...
% Sternform ohne TOC
\renewcommand{\@makeschapterhead}[1]
...
?? As far as I know this would change the previous layout. Is it
necessary?
2) Final question -- sounds very silly -- how to work with it? The
following commands are new:
- \newcommand{\@mystarttoc}[1] ...
- \newcommand{\myaddtocont}[1] ...
Does \myaddtocont add a chapter to a new TOC which can be listed with
\mystarttoc?
Thanks for help.
Martin
Re: Minitoc for Appendix
Dekel Tsur wrote:
On Wed, Feb 21, 2001 at 07:09:59PM +0100, Martin Adorni wrote:
What I want to do:
I would like to have table of contents (TOC) for the chapters and
sections of the appendix. It should be at the beginning of the appendix.
I've tried to manage it with the minitoc package but failed as I didn't
find a suitable solution.
Here's the problem:
* The listing of chapters with minitoc can only be done if I define the
appendix being a part and use \parttoc. The definition part* didn't work
- empty minitoc.
* That part definition results in an entry of the 'normal' TOC in a more
emphasised way than a chapter what I don't like (The appendix is really
not of major importance). Furthermore, the words 'Part I.' are written
above 'Appendix' :-(
Instead of using \part{} at the beginning of the appendix,
use "\addtocounter{part}{1}"
Good idea. I've tried this but it doesn't work. I've received an empty
TOC. Don't know why. Another suggestion?
Martin
Re: Minitoc for Appendix
Herbert Voss wrote:
>
> Martin Adorni wrote:
> >
> > Here's the problem:
> > * The listing of chapters with minitoc can only be done if I define the
> > appendix being a part and use \parttoc. The definition part* didn't work
> > -> empty minitoc.
> > * That part definition results in an entry of the 'normal' TOC in a more
> > emphasised way than a chapter what I don't like (The appendix is really
> > not of major importance). Furthermore, the words 'Part I.' are written
> > above 'Appendix' :-(
> >
> > What can I do?
> > Is there another way to have a minitoc with chapters listed?
> > Or do I have to redefine the part environment to get rid of 'Part I.'
> > and have a TOC entry like a chapter -- in this case what are the
> > commands?
>
> try the following chaptoc.sty. i adopted it from a texbook,
> but can't remeber if it worked with appendix.
> put it in ~/.TeX and add in latex preamble \usepackage{chaptoc}
>
> Herbert
I've looked into the *.sty document. I know some LateX commands, but
that's too much. So, before using it I've some questions:
1) % erweitere Mini-TOC bei jeder \section
\renewcommand{\sectionmark}[1]
...
% Aus LaTeX.ltx mit Änderungen für Mini-TOC
\renewcommand{\@makechapterhead}[1]
...
% Sternform ohne TOC
\renewcommand{\@makeschapterhead}[1]
...
?? As far as I know this would change the previous layout. Is it
necessary?
2) Final question -- sounds very silly -- how to work with it? The
following commands are new:
- \newcommand{\@mystarttoc}[1] ...
- \newcommand{\myaddtocont}[1] ...
Does \myaddtocont add a chapter to a new TOC which can be listed with
\mystarttoc?
Thanks for help.
Martin
Re: Minitoc for Appendix
Dekel Tsur wrote:
>
> On Wed, Feb 21, 2001 at 07:09:59PM +0100, Martin Adorni wrote:
> > What I want to do:
> > I would like to have table of contents (TOC) for the chapters and
> > sections of the appendix. It should be at the beginning of the appendix.
> > I've tried to manage it with the minitoc package but failed as I didn't
> > find a suitable solution.
> >
> > Here's the problem:
> > * The listing of chapters with minitoc can only be done if I define the
> > appendix being a part and use \parttoc. The definition part* didn't work
> > -> empty minitoc.
> > * That part definition results in an entry of the 'normal' TOC in a more
> > emphasised way than a chapter what I don't like (The appendix is really
> > not of major importance). Furthermore, the words 'Part I.' are written
> > above 'Appendix' :-(
>
> Instead of using \part{} at the beginning of the appendix,
> use "\addtocounter{part}{1}"
Good idea. I've tried this but it doesn't work. I've received an empty
TOC. Don't know why. Another suggestion?
Martin
Minitoc for Appendix
Hello, What I want to do: I would like to have table of contents (TOC) for the chapters and sections of the appendix. It should be at the beginning of the appendix. I've tried to manage it with the minitoc package but failed as I didn't find a suitable solution. Here's the problem: * The listing of chapters with minitoc can only be done if I define the appendix being a part and use \parttoc. The definition part* didn't work - empty minitoc. * That part definition results in an entry of the 'normal' TOC in a more emphasised way than a chapter what I don't like (The appendix is really not of major importance). Furthermore, the words 'Part I.' are written above 'Appendix' :-( What can I do? Is there another way to have a minitoc with chapters listed? Or do I have to redefine the part environment to get rid of 'Part I.' and have a TOC entry like a chapter -- in this case what are the commands? I'm using version 1.1.5fix1. It is a book koma-script document. Thanks for your help. Martin
Minitoc for Appendix
Hello, What I want to do: I would like to have table of contents (TOC) for the chapters and sections of the appendix. It should be at the beginning of the appendix. I've tried to manage it with the minitoc package but failed as I didn't find a suitable solution. Here's the problem: * The listing of chapters with minitoc can only be done if I define the appendix being a part and use \parttoc. The definition part* didn't work - empty minitoc. * That part definition results in an entry of the 'normal' TOC in a more emphasised way than a chapter what I don't like (The appendix is really not of major importance). Furthermore, the words 'Part I.' are written above 'Appendix' :-( What can I do? Is there another way to have a minitoc with chapters listed? Or do I have to redefine the part environment to get rid of 'Part I.' and have a TOC entry like a chapter -- in this case what are the commands? I'm using version 1.1.5fix1. It is a book koma-script document. Thanks for your help. Martin
Minitoc for Appendix
Hello, What I want to do: I would like to have table of contents (TOC) for the chapters and sections of the appendix. It should be at the beginning of the appendix. I've tried to manage it with the minitoc package but failed as I didn't find a suitable solution. Here's the problem: * The listing of chapters with minitoc can only be done if I define the appendix being a part and use \parttoc. The definition part* didn't work -> empty minitoc. * That part definition results in an entry of the 'normal' TOC in a more emphasised way than a chapter what I don't like (The appendix is really not of major importance). Furthermore, the words 'Part I.' are written above 'Appendix' :-( What can I do? Is there another way to have a minitoc with chapters listed? Or do I have to redefine the part environment to get rid of 'Part I.' and have a TOC entry like a chapter -- in this case what are the commands? I'm using version 1.1.5fix1. It is a book koma-script document. Thanks for your help. Martin
Book and Book (koma-script)
Hello, could anybody tell me the differences (advantages and disadvantages) between the 'normal' book class and book (koma-script)? I'm currently using the 'normal' book class to write my thesis. I'm working with version 1.1.5fix1 Regards Martin
Book and Book (koma-script)
Hello, could anybody tell me the differences (advantages and disadvantages) between the 'normal' book class and book (koma-script)? I'm currently using the 'normal' book class to write my thesis. I'm working with version 1.1.5fix1 Regards Martin
Book and Book (koma-script)
Hello, could anybody tell me the differences (advantages and disadvantages) between the 'normal' book class and book (koma-script)? I'm currently using the 'normal' book class to write my thesis. I'm working with version 1.1.5fix1 Regards Martin
