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How do I make a prologue chapter?

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\chapter{Prologue}

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But how do you make it list it as a prologue in the table of contents?
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Bible-man3 wrote:But how do you make it list it as a prologue in the table of contents?
You mean not show up as chapter 1? If you're using the book class, or something similar, use

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\frontmatter
\chapter{Prologue}
...
\mainmatter
\chapter{Chapter 1}
...
\backmatter
<bibliographies, indexes, etc.>
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In the book class when you make the table of contents they label it 1. name 2.name so on and so forth. So how do i make it Prologue. name 1.name so on and so forth?
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Bible-man3 wrote:In the book class when you make the table of contents they label it 1. name 2.name so on and so forth. So how do i make it Prologue. name 1.name so on and so forth?
It doesn't get a number if it's in the \frontmatter section. If you're asking how to change more than that, look at the titlesec package.
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