LaTeX.org

weird.
Try

to switch to your style and

to switch back to the original page style.

Or if your style is limited to a single page anyway, try

instead.

KR
Rainer

I'm not sure why you tagged this thread as `solved' (isn't that what the green tick is all about?) Anyway, I'd omit the twocolumn option to the class: you want to start with onecolumn... If you switch to twocolumn just after your frontmatter, you'd get the frontmatter stuff on the first page (in one...

and how did you create this new page style of yours?

KR
Rainer

Could you please provide a minimal working example?
When I expand your snippets to one, I don't see what you see...

kallsbo wrote:The title is also missing the -

There's no `-' in the title of your posted bib entry, either.
Or which `-' do you mean?

KR
Rainer

That should be possible with the totcount package.

KR
Rainer

As a general rule of thumb, \bibliographystyle must not be called more than once. Since you're using chapterbib, where you actually have to provide such a \bibliographystyle in each included file where you want to have such a chapterbib, this translates roughly to ``do not run BibTeX on your main au...

Mahmudul wrote:For reference, I am using the following command end of each chapter

Code: [Select all] [Expand/Collapse] [Download] ({untitled.tex})

\bibliographystyle{econ}
\bibliography{Reference1}

When it comes to \bibliographystyle, think `Highlander' (there can be only one).

KR
Rainer

Hi Suren, well, I'm afraid I miss what you're looking for, so I tried to assemble a glyph list of sorts for this malayalam package. In a new (well, more or less empty) folder, run on a console for I in `seq 0 255`; do echo "char $I: {\mm\<$I>}\par"; done > rglist1.tex for I in `seq 0 255`;...

Hi Suren,
I dunno...sounds to me like you've thrown away a working shovel and now you're trying to dig a hole using chop sticks
Why don't you stick (no pun intended) with xelatex? That works under Linux too, you know.

KR
Rainer

And looking in main.tex, it appears as though the entry is being defined: yes, well, the definition comes a bit too late. To ensure it's defined before being accessed, just move it -- and the \newacronym macros, too -- into the preamble, i.e., between \documentclass and \begin{document} . KR Rainer