Am 13.07.2012 um 01:01 schrieb Andy Black:
> We still get the footnotes line on the second page.
And I can make the line vanish! Just insert \newpage after the "chapter" 1.2
and its introductory text which end with "and the personal endings:", later
followed by a longtable. I.e., I put the \newpage between this text and the
longtable. It surely is not the the correct answer, but it shows that there is
something faulty…
Now, more exact, using the TEX source file from your last ZIP archive. When you
put the \newpage at the end of every line of table (4) (for the last line, the
one with the italic "etc." only in the left column, you have to use
\\\newpage), then the footnote line on the next page disappears.
This can be, as Ross supposed, an issue with longtable.
I'd recommend to load fontspec with the [no-math] option. This can reduce much
unnecessary tracing output (and you're not doing maths). Add *some* tracing
command, taken from here:
http://tex.stackexchange.com/questions/60491/latex-tracing-commands-list
(didn't search much) (or \tracingall) to the preamble, save the file
(\tracingmacros=1 and \tracinggroups=1 might be OK). Then run xelatex on the
file. Save the LOG file under a new name. Now add the \newpage and save. Run
xelatex on that file version. Save the LOG file under a new name. Run diff on
the two LOG files and try to understand in the next hours or days what makes
the differences in the 1,500 lines of output, causes the footnote line… (I'm
not through yet)
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Greetings
Pete
Sometimes I think the surest sign that intelligent life exists elsewhere in the
universe is that none of it has tried to contact us.
– Bill Watterson, in his comic strip Calvin and Hobbes
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