G'day everyone,
I use introductory sentences to numbered lists all the time, like this (where
\startnlist...\stopnlist is a custom itemised list):
To remove a foo from a pool of foos:
\startnlist
\item Do this...
\item Do that...
\item ...and so on...
\stopnlist
On occasions, I am getting that introductory sentence as an orphaned line at
the end of a page and my numbered list as the first thing on the next page. How
can I avoid that? There is not much about orphans and widows on the Wiki or in
the reference manual.
Thank you,
Malte.
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