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Frabjous,

Your suggestion works well, at least in my minimal example; I'll go try it now in the main book file. Thanks also for your comment. Telling bookmark to go one level lower seemed like an easy enough thing to do, and I was getting very frustrated when I couldn't get it to work.

David

See the attached. I omitted some fancy memoir code that prevents the glossary and the colophon from getting the title "Appendix X." That doesn't affect the PDF bookmark issue.

I'd like the PDF bookmarks to look like this:
+Part the First
+Part the Second
+Appendices
Glossary
Colophon

and NOT ...

The text you have is not UTF-8 (Unicode); it's in some earlier encoding. I use only Unicode Greek, so I can't be more specific. If what you want is a .txt file in Unicode with each verse on a separate line, you would be better off to find a Unicode Greek file you can download. See, for instance ...

I'm using memoir and the bookmark package. I want the bookmarks in my PDF to appear like this when the document is opened:

Introduction
+Part I
+Part II
Bibliography
+Appendices
Glossary

What I'm getting is:

Introduction
+Part I
+Part II
Bibliography
Appendices
Appendix A
Appendix B
Appendix C ...

Hi frabjous,

Your suggestion of \texorpdfstring{\hspace{.3in}}{} works just fine!

Thanks again - David

Frabjous,

Thank you for the suggestions and reference to the hyperref manual. I'll study them and see what happens.

As for the section/subsection thing: my book has chapters and sections (memoir's default), and I chose not to show subsections in the TOC, so the TOC looks like:


Chapter 1: Blah ...

Hi --

I'm using memoir's sidebar feature extensively in a book, and I want the sidebars to appear in the TOC, so I have things like this:

\sidebar{
\phantomsection\addcontentsline{toc}{section}{\hspace{.3in}Tech Note: Supplementary Characters}
sidebar text }

I'm also using hyperref to generate ...

Thank you very much for taking time to do this -- it works perfectly.

I also realized that I had a similar problem with the appendices. After issuing the \appendix command, the verso headers picked up the name of the appendix (the "chapter" title) but the recto headers had only the rule. I was able ...

I used the \chapter* command for the Introduction to a book, which works fine to get the first page of the Introduction typeset like the chapter openers and get it into the ToC. With the "ruled" style, however, the recto page headers are empty except for the rule. (This is to be expected, I realize ...

I started with the daleif1 style found in the “Memoir Chapter Styles” document on CTAN. Through trial and error and reading the memoir manual (I am not a skilled programmer by any means!) I mostly got what I want. I would appreciate help with one remaining problem.

There is too much space above ...