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I have my own style file defined, unfortunately.
Do you know of anything that controls how many authors are listed in the bibliography before "et al." kicks in? Or any documentation that could point me in the right direction?

I use chapterbib.sty.

Is there a way to include arXiV numbers for preprints?
Right now, it tells you that it is an arXiV preprint, but doesn't give the number.
Also, often for conference proceedings, it annoyingly lists the page numbers
as 50+-... Is that fixable?

Is there a way to control the number of authors in an author list before bibtex converts to "et al."? I can edit all the .bib files by hand, but I would like to know if there is a switch of some sort in the style file? Thanks.

Thanks, Stefan_K. Moving the \label after the \caption did not solve the numbering problem. But the caption is very long. Could that be part of the problem?

Also, is there an \endcentering command? How does LaTeX know the scope
of \centering?

A large document uses \ref and \autoref to link to figures. For most of the document it works fine, but in some sections, it gives links to figures with the wrong numbers. Although the Figure appears to be correctly numbered (in this case as Fig. 10.3), the \ref command calls it 10.1.2 instead. Here ...