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thedreamshaper
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Referencing section without »hyperref«

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Is it at all possible to reference sections etc. without the hyperref package ? when i use it my document(which is rather large and has lot of math in it) has a lot of troubles (several hundred more warnings for example)
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Boersma
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Referencing section without »hyperref«

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I don't understand the problem, I think... See a MWE:

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\documentclass{article}

\begin{document}
\section{The first section} \label{sec:one}
Lorem ipsum etc

\section{The second section} \label{sec:two}
And this reference to section \ref{sec:one}

\end{document}
Make sure to run it twice.
thedreamshaper
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Re: Referencing section without »hyperref«

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Thanks i think i got it now :)

I didnt realize you had to run it twice :)
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Now that the problem is solved, please be so kind and mark the topic accordingly as written in the Board Rules (to be read before posting). Please keep that in mind for the future so that further reminders will not be necessary.


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