Re: TOC and recto pages
To summarize : Desire a single blank page after TOC if TOC is on the recto page. Situation: The TOC was just long enough to be reaching the bottom of the recto page, but not quite. The Chapter following would be glued to the TOC without a blank page between them., thus it would appear on the verso -- not ideal. Solution : Insert chapterprecis and type one line, then ctrl-enter and some spaces. I do this under all my chapters and this puts a line under the precis -- which also appears in the toc. This increases the toc size enough for it to break onto the next verso page. Suddenly -- the chapter behaves as expected and jumps to the recto page. In short : Increase the size of the toc by padding it some way. FWIW, \d
Re: TOC and recto pages
To summarize : Desire a single blank page after TOC if TOC is on the recto page. Situation: The TOC was just long enough to be reaching the bottom of the recto page, but not quite. The Chapter following would be glued to the TOC without a blank page between them., thus it would appear on the verso -- not ideal. Solution : Insert chapterprecis and type one line, then ctrl-enter and some spaces. I do this under all my chapters and this puts a line under the precis -- which also appears in the toc. This increases the toc size enough for it to break onto the next verso page. Suddenly -- the chapter behaves as expected and jumps to the recto page. In short : Increase the size of the toc by padding it some way. FWIW, \d
Re: TOC and recto pages
To summarize : Desire a single blank page after TOC if TOC is on the recto page. Situation: The TOC was just long enough to be reaching the bottom of the recto page, but not quite. The Chapter following would be "glued" to the TOC without a blank page between them., thus it would appear on the verso -- not ideal. Solution : Insert chapterprecis and type one line, then ctrl-enter and some spaces. I do this under all my chapters and this puts a line under the precis -- which also appears in the toc. This increases the toc size enough for it to break onto the next verso page. Suddenly -- the chapter behaves as expected and jumps to the recto page. In short : Increase the size of the toc by "padding" it some way. FWIW, \d
TOC and recto pages
Hello, I have tried to find and answer to this, but it's a tough one to phrase. I have a toc that varies as I add and remove subsections. I want the final output to have Chapter one begin on a recto (right hand) page. I am using memoir, and I don't know how to tell the toc to ensure it adds a blank page as needed to ensure this. I could just insert a page break, but this would not guarantee that the next section began on a verso page. Any ideas? \d
Re: TOC and recto pages
On Wednesday 03 October 2007, Donn Ingle wrote: Hello, I have tried to find and answer to this, but it's a tough one to phrase. I have a toc that varies as I add and remove subsections. I want the final output to have Chapter one begin on a recto (right hand) page. I am using memoir, and I don't know how to tell the toc to ensure it adds a blank page as needed to ensure this. I could just insert a page break, but this would not guarantee that the next section began on a verso page. Any ideas? \d I think it does that automatically if you have Two-sided document checked under Document-Settings-Page Layout. If it's a one-sided document, there is no recto and verso. Les -- L. R. Denham Gentoo Linux 2007.1 Kernel 2.6.19-gentoo-r5 KDE 3.5.7
TOC and recto pages
Hello, I have tried to find and answer to this, but it's a tough one to phrase. I have a toc that varies as I add and remove subsections. I want the final output to have Chapter one begin on a recto (right hand) page. I am using memoir, and I don't know how to tell the toc to ensure it adds a blank page as needed to ensure this. I could just insert a page break, but this would not guarantee that the next section began on a verso page. Any ideas? \d
Re: TOC and recto pages
On Wednesday 03 October 2007, Donn Ingle wrote: Hello, I have tried to find and answer to this, but it's a tough one to phrase. I have a toc that varies as I add and remove subsections. I want the final output to have Chapter one begin on a recto (right hand) page. I am using memoir, and I don't know how to tell the toc to ensure it adds a blank page as needed to ensure this. I could just insert a page break, but this would not guarantee that the next section began on a verso page. Any ideas? \d I think it does that automatically if you have Two-sided document checked under Document-Settings-Page Layout. If it's a one-sided document, there is no recto and verso. Les -- L. R. Denham Gentoo Linux 2007.1 Kernel 2.6.19-gentoo-r5 KDE 3.5.7
TOC and recto pages
Hello, I have tried to find and answer to this, but it's a tough one to phrase. I have a toc that varies as I add and remove subsections. I want the final output to have Chapter one begin on a recto (right hand) page. I am using memoir, and I don't know how to tell the toc to ensure it adds a blank page as needed to ensure this. I could just insert a page break, but this would not guarantee that the next section began on a verso page. Any ideas? \d
Re: TOC and recto pages
On Wednesday 03 October 2007, Donn Ingle wrote: > Hello, > I have tried to find and answer to this, but it's a tough one to phrase. > > I have a toc that varies as I add and remove subsections. I want the > final output to have Chapter one begin on a recto (right hand) page. > I am using memoir, and I don't know how to tell the toc to ensure it > adds a blank page as needed to ensure this. > I could just insert a page break, but this would not guarantee that > the next section began on a verso page. > > Any ideas? > \d I think it does that automatically if you have "Two-sided document" checked under Document->Settings->Page Layout. If it's a one-sided document, there is no recto and verso. Les -- L. R. Denham Gentoo Linux 2007.1 Kernel 2.6.19-gentoo-r5 KDE 3.5.7
