Re: Numbering and reference to TOC

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From: Thomas_Michanek
Date: Sun, 21 Dec 2008 20:04

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If all your files will have this numbering, the easiest way is:

1. Redefine the actual "Current Page #" variable to include
"<$chapnum>-<$pagenum>" (this assumes you do use
Chapter Numbering set up in the book file)

2. Import variables from the file you changed above to all
other files in the book. This assumes you are using the
exact same value for variables in the files in the book.

3. In the TOC file's Reference page "TOC", include "<$chapnum>-"
in front of every "<$pagenum>" for the heading paragraphs.

4. Update the book.

-- 
/Thomas Michanek

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