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Thanks - this looks do-able -

- Sekantombi

Dear Colleagues -

How do you arrange things so that you have un-numbered sections in LaTeX and still have them reflected in the ToC?

Of course, would still like to have numbered chapters ...

Many thanks -

-Sekantombi

Thank you Colleagues,

This looks as though it's heading in the right direction. I need to clarify and then ask a further question though. Your patience is appreciated.

First, I am proposing to replace the Word docs with LaTex docs. There's not much I can do about the scanned pdf docs -- they are a ...

Dear Colleagues,

I regularly need to compile a complex document (meeting papers) which includes editable text from a certain well-known word processing package and multiple scanned pdf files of physical letters (they are pdf images).

The hard part is to put all this together and reference the ...

Thanks — this looks good.

I realised can also use \bigskip et cetera (rusty on LaTeX) — but I will look at the Verse package.

Vspace looks good: flexible.

S.

I'm sure there's something I'm missing, but I'm trying to create blank lines between sections of verse and my distribution won't buy it. I have tried empty lines with '\\', '\newline' and '\linebreak', and get back the message 'There's no line here to end' and\or nothing (no empty line).

Any ...

Thanks,

That looks good. Thanks also to you and everyone, including gmedina, for all your help in April & May.

I am looking for a way to close the gap between LaTex docs I make and professional-quality docs. Hyphenation behaviour looks quite different. I have a list of preferred hyphenations, but professionally-typset docs do it better, with fewer hyphenations. Any advice?

S.

Thanks Stefan,

Will investigate that --- not thinking too clearly after a long day's TeX-ing.

Strange thing I'm struggling with at the moment.

By manipulating secnumdepth and tocdepth, and starring various things in frontmatter, got the effect that I wanted. Will look at yours too --- probably ...

Will get back to you --- have to ditch content text …

S.