\include, the question is this: the thesis consists of three chapters and an introduction. I use the \include command in the introduction and LaTeX registers it as chapter 1, how do I remove that?General ⇒ How we can have chapters without numbers
How we can have chapters without numbers
Good morning, how do I number the chapters of a document? I am doing a thesis in LaTeX, I know that you can use the command
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How we can have chapters without numbers
Hi Juan!
Use
If you use a KOMA-Script document class (I strongly recommend that) then you can use
Stefan
Use
\chapter*{Introduction} if you don't want to have that one as a numbered chapter (and not in the table of contents. Use \chapter{Your heading} for your numbered chapters.If you use a KOMA-Script document class (I strongly recommend that) then you can use
\addchap*{Introduction} to have it unnumbered, but listed in the table of contents.Stefan
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