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	I hesitate to call this a bug, but it is a non-feature
as far as I am concerned.  IF anyone has a suggestion/fix for this,
I'm all ears.

	I have set up several macros to keep track of
figures, tables, etc. for my thesis, e.g.:

.\"  tX ----- TABLE CAPTION
.de tX
'tm T|\\n%|\\n(cC.\\n+(tT|\\$1|
..

which pumps out things to stderr, and lets me keep track of the the
table/figure number, etc. auto-magically.  Cool.

	However, I also keep my tables and figures in floating keeps.

	I realized yesterday that the \\%n register records the
page groff was on when the keep is FIRST ENCOUNTERED, and not the
page where the KEEP is finally executed!  Therefore, any contents
page I generate from this output is nearly always wrong (usually
of by 1, sometimes 2 rarely is it correct).

	Since I can't think of any reason you'd care to know
what page the text would ideally be on, this I suppose does constitute
a problem for big documents.

	So, if anyone has an idea or can otherwise "correct" the macro
above, I'd be grateful.

BBC