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How to move some contents to the end of the document?
I am writing mathematics book with many problems and solutions.
Each problem is immediately followed by its solution.
Because it is a book, the numbering for each problem depends on the chapter and section numbering as well.
I want the solutions to appear at the end of the book right before the appendix and index. The numbering is also my concern, so it must not be out of sync with the problem numbering.
My question is:
1. If there is a package to handle it, what is the name of it?
2. Otherwise, how to handle it?
Thank you in advance.
regards,
Yuko.
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How to move some contents to the end of the document?
I used exerbook.sty to do move solutions to almost anywhere in a book document. It also handles all numbering and links between problems and solutions. Of course, you must use standard labeling and referencing for any exercises referenced in the text of the document. Exerbook is a modification of exerquiz.sty written by Don Story http://www.acrotex.net. I have attached the version I used to help typeset a book. Don may have a more up to date version.
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Re: How to move some contents to the end of the document?
Thank you for replying.
Both of you gave me very useful informations.
I am exploring them now.
regards,
Yuko.