MakeIndex, Nomenclature, Glossaries and Acronymsnot having a new page after the index

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mlc
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not having a new page after the index

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I'm using the article class. I use \printindex to print an index before the references, but I would like the references to start right after the index, and not in a new page.

Thanks in advance for your help.

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frabjous
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not having a new page after the index

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Try loading the idxlayout package. It defaults to the index starting on the same page in the article class, though it can be changed.
mlc
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Re: not having a new page after the index

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Thanks a lot. It works. BTW, do you know how I can set the options of having three columns?
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frabjous
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Re: not having a new page after the index

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You know, I linked to the documentation on CTAN for a reason... so you could read it. That's where I'd get the answer to this question, and why should I read it to get the answer, when you can yourself?

However, it's just
\usepackage[columns=3]{idxlayout}
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Re: not having a new page after the index

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Ok. Some of us are less familar with the jargon of the doc files: I had read that the option was columns=3 but I didn't know where I was supposed to write that. Now it makes sense. Sorry for annoying you. Thanks for your assistance anyway.
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