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| 79.1 | Need a DESIGN file | CLOSET::ANKLAM | | Tue Mar 10 1987 09:38 | 6 |
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You would have to create a DESIGN (DTP) file with a modified version
of \chapter to do this. All you would change would be '\newrectopage'
to '\SDMLpageject'
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| 79.2 | sequential numbering throughout all sections | DELNI::COLELLO | | Wed May 06 1987 13:38 | 11 |
| How about sequential numbering throughout the manual. I have a
design that calls for section oriented, sequential numbering, BUT
sequential throughout. Where can I put \setpagenumber{1} so that
it does not start the numbering to 1 at the beginning of each section?
Thanks,
Bette Jean
There is also a similiar note in the old notes file...
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| 79.3 | tell me if this doesn't work | CLOSET::ANKLAM | | Thu May 07 1987 01:38 | 8 |
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If you have your own \section macro, you shouldn't need to do
anything. <endfront_matter> always sets the page number to 1.
Without front matter, the first page is 1. So as long as your
\section macros don't fiddle with the page numbers, it should be
all right. (REPORT, aka GENERAL, works this way now.)
patti
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| 79.4 | fiddling with page numbers | DELNI::COLELLO | | Thu May 07 1987 10:14 | 21 |
| I didn't explain it right... I am using the \chapter macro and when
I said my document is section oriented I meant that the <chapter>
tag and \chapter macro is what I'm using because I want a chapter
or section number with the title to appear as the chapter or section
opener page... but I want all section to number sequentially from
section 1 thru section 10, and not have each section start on page
1. I am fiddling with the page numbers and not having any success.
Can I do this?
I did run it through general (bs lvl 06) and got the same result:
each section started counting over... can I \setpagenumber{+something}
or {>previous number}....
thanks,
Bette Jean
(I will be converting to T1.0 next week, and of course will want
the same on T1.0...)
cheers!
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