Page Layout ⇒ multiple title pages

[vivelafete]

I would like to have 4 pages at the beginning of the document as title pages.
inbetween \start{titlepage} and \end{titlepage} it isn't possible i think...
I don't wanna make a new chapter is there a nice way to include 3 userdefined pages after the titlepage?

Thanks in advance
vivelafete

[gmedina]

Hi,

...inbetween \start{titlepage} and \end{titlepage} it isn't possible i think...

You're right, there's no such thing as \start{titlepage}.

...I don't wanna make a new chapter is there a nice way to include 3 userdefined pages after the titlepage?..

Your question contains the answer... let the user define them.

[localghost]

I would like to have 4 pages at the beginning of the document as title pages. […] I don't wanna make a new chapter is there a nice way to include 3 userdefined pages after the titlepage? […]

I'm not sure what you mean with »user defined page« in this context. Please explain what you are aiming at.


Best regards
Thorsten¹

[vivelafete]

in general:
I'm using doxygen to create a .pdf documentation for C source code.

Doxygen uses the documentclass book.

You can add a titlepage. doxygen uses \begin{titlepage} ... \end{titlepage}. But there you can describe just one page. And I would have 4 title pages in a row.

Then the documentclass book enforces after titlepage and after every chapter an empty page. It wasn't possible for me to get rid of this empty page with /clearpage.
So I thought to make a cover and then I insert 4 "userdefined pages".

to "userdefined pages":
I mean pages that don't start with \chapter{ or something similar that shows a title or enforce a second page.
A page with just tables and some text.

I couldn't find a solution and so i switched to
\documentclass{scrreprt}
where i insert my 4 titlepages with

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after \begin{document}.
It's not a nice solution bud it works so far. I just have now a problem with the total page number, then the index pages aren't added to the LastPage and I have now on the last page "page 78 of 75" so I posted before a question about that in the Forum MakeIndex.
I'm still interested how i can make my "userdefined page".
like:

usr_def_p.tex:

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\end{tabular}
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then in main.tex

\include_page{usr_def_p}

Thanks