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Thanks, but both solutions still have a bit of a problem in this particular case... I need to send the PDF electronically, so people could click on the link, even if it is black. Href to nolinkurl is also somewhat problematic (I assume you mean a "replace all" here), since I have hrefs for both ...

Hi all,

I have a document that uses hyperref and has links to sections, URLs and outside PDFs. As you know, both URLs and outside PDF files use \href for linking to them. My question is: is there a way to turn off all file links without affecting the URL links? A short example with both types of ...

I am using the hyperref package to link to outside PDF files from my file. Here is a minimal example.
\documentclass[10pt,a4paper]{article}
\usepackage[english]{babel}
\usepackage{hyperref}

\begin{document}
This is a test link. \href{Supertabular.pdf}{testLink}
\end{document}
In the output ...

Solved - more or less, by using packages totcount and fp and by using \csname . Couldn't find a simpler workaround.

After filling in counters countA and countB , defined whit \newtotcount I can do this.
\FPdiv\intresult{\csname thecountA\endcsname}{\csname thecountB\endcsname}
\FPround\final ...

Hi,

Let's say I have two counters set up in a file that do their counting correctly. Printing out a total value of a counter is simple, but how could I print out a ratio of two totals (something like \total{counta}/\total{countb} ) to a specific number of decimal points? Also, how could I print the ...

OK, so here is the simple workaround:

use package totcount and do:

\newtotcounter{Nature}
\begin{enumerate}
\addtocounter{Nature}{1}
\item{Blablabla}
\addtocounter{Nature}{1}
\item{Second item}
\end{enumerate}

and then you can use \total{Nature} anywhere in the text and still your enumeration ...

So, I didn't solve it after all... I thought the package totcount would help me, but not really. Here is the problem:

If I write something like:
\vskip 5mm
\newtotcounter{Nature}
\begin{enumerate}
\usecounter{Nature}
\item{Blablabla}
\end{enumerate}
then I can use \total{Nature} anywhere in the ...

Solved, thanks.

Hi,

perhaps this is simple, but I just can't get my head around it... is there a way to output a final counter value before the counter actually starts? For example, an output like:

Item count:2

1. first item
2. second item

I am using MacTex with the XeLaTex processor on TexWorks.

Please help ...