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Cheers

I'm just using very simple code:

\begin{figure}
\includegraphics{Picture1.pdf}
\caption{Hi there}
\end{figure}

Now I'll have a picture with the caption Figure 1: Hi there. Does anyone know how to get rid of the Figure 1 part?

Thanks a ton, that did the trick

The only thing was that I had to put the \thispagestyle{empty} command below \tableofcontents, otherwise it didn't work.

When I include a table of contents, that page will be number 1 and it will start counting from there. Is there a way to remove that page number and in fact make the page-counting start at the next page?

Just to clarify, right now it's like this:

Page 1 - Table of contents
Page 2 - Introduction ...

Hi guys,

Does anyone know of a way to make my endnotes bracketed instead of just a single number? I think it looks better when the number has brackets surrounding it, but I'm not sure how to accomplish this.

Thanks for your time.

I was preparing the code for which you asked when I found my problem. It was a picture on the bottom right of the previous page that must have somehow carried over to the next page. When I removed it, the section title became just one single line again.

Thanks for your help

That's the thing, I'm not using columns. I'll show you a larger image:



The placement of the other text below the 'Product' stuff is just fine, but above that it seems to act as a column.

It's Dutch, by the way

Hi all,

I'm having a problem with my section title. It breaks off in the middle and starts a new line, here's a picture to show what I mean:



It seems to me there's plenty of room for the title to just be on one single line. How can I make that happen?