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titlepage in twosided report
i would like to know if there is a possibility in latex to create a titlepage that starts on a right page instead of on a left page of a twosided report. can anybody help me with this issue? thanks, mararie
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- Stefan Kottwitz
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titlepage in twosided report
Hi mararie,
do you use \maketitle or the titlepage-environment?
The option notitlepage for the documentclass report could help, for example:
Here the titlepage starts on page 1.
Stefan
do you use \maketitle or the titlepage-environment?
The option notitlepage for the documentclass report could help, for example:
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\documentclass[a4paper,10pt,twoside,notitlepage]{report}
\begin{document}
\maketitle
\newpage
Text
\end{document}
Stefan
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Re: titlepage in twosided report
hi, thanks for your answer. if i use notitlepage, the title page is still shown as a left page (with the broad margins to the right). placing an empty page before the title page does not work either...
- Stefan Kottwitz
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Re: titlepage in twosided report
Hi mararie,
In my example the titlepage is on page 1, an odd page, thats a "right page". I think that the margins are intended this way, the larger margin set outside. If you want to change that behaviour you can do it with the geometry package.
Have a look at some textbooks and compare the inner and outer margins of common twoside textbooks.
Stefan
In my example the titlepage is on page 1, an odd page, thats a "right page". I think that the margins are intended this way, the larger margin set outside. If you want to change that behaviour you can do it with the geometry package.
Have a look at some textbooks and compare the inner and outer margins of common twoside textbooks.
Stefan
LaTeX.org admin
Re: titlepage in twosided report
hi, ok, thanks! i'll leave it this way then. see you!