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Re: getting TOC _before_ first PART in modified book style

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From: Tim Larkin
Date: Fri, 04 Sep 1992 18:11
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In article <Bu0DA3.2GD@gabriel.keele.ac.uk> G.D. Pratt, cca13@keele
writes:
>We have a style here kthesis.sty which is based on book.sty - it is for 
>producing theses which meet the requirements of Keele University.
>
>It puts in a table of contents (and LOT and LOF if necessary) immediately
>_before_ the first chapter - which is where you want it. However if you
>use the \part command to organise your chapters the TOC goes _after_ the
>PART I and before CHAPTER 1.
>
>I guess the kthesis.sty is saying "when the chapters start flush out the
>TOC, LOT and LOF" when it should say "when the chapters OR parts start
etc".
>I think the bit of the kthesis.sty file that controls this is:-
...[LaTeX deleted]...
>Any idea what I need to alter to make it deal with \part correctly?
>gerry

I think that's not the bit of the style file that controls this.
The definition of 
>  \def\@tableofcontents{%
controls the sequence of introductory material, but it doesn't determine
where that occurs with respect to Part headings. You need to look
around some more.
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