RE: Those old book numbering blues

Steve: Then set your chapter title numbering as follows: Chapter\ $chapnum =0 =0 =0 =0 =0 The placeholder after $chapnum is the one you want to continue through the book. The =0 resetters are for the numbering you want to restart for each chapter, e.g. figure, table, equation

Bleeds

No. The bleed should be no less that 2.5 - 3mm (a little bit depending on how accurate the printshop/binding company is). 5mm should be more than enough. There are 25.4mm to the inch, so 1/8in is just over 3mm. Best regards, Bodvar Bjorgvinsson On 12/15/05, Steve Rickaby wrote: > Dear Experts

Fwd: Copying master page layouts and graphics

Sorry, sent this only to Lester. Trying again. -- Forwarded message -- From: Bodvar Bjorgvinsson Date: Dec 18, 2005 12:07 AM Subject: Re: Copying master page layouts and graphics To: "Lester C. Smalley" On 12/16/05, Lester C. Smalley wrote: > Stacie, > >

Numbering question on short books that are single files

You could do this only if you are using different paragraph format tags in the front matter than in the chapters (sections). You could then use a specific counter for that set of tags using roman numbering. However, splitting the file into individual chapter files is probably the best thing.

OT: Orphans and Widows (which is which)

At 11:15 17/12/2005 -0500, Fred Ridder wrote, quoting from online sources: >. . . >The glossary at >http://www.designtalkboard.com/glossary/fonts/typography.php >says this: >- A widow occurs when the last line of a paragraph from the > previous page flows onto the top of the next page. >- An