Re: Tricky Paragraph Numbering

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From: Thomas_Michanek
Date: Wed, 26 Nov 2008 07:32

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It's even easier than Mike suggests:

Chapter: use "C:Chapter <$chapnum>"
Head1: use "C:<$chapnum>.<n+>"
Head2: use "C:<$chapnum>.<n>.<n+>"

"C:" is a label for a numbering series, so that chapter/section numbers
won't be mixed up with step numbers for instance.

The numbering series "C" above consists of 3 fields or levels:
chapter number, section number, subsection number.
If a field is not specified, it's reset to zero, so you don't need
to specify that the first section is to start over from 1.

-- 
/Thomas Michanek

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