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In article <672@dayton.UUCP> sjm@dayton.UUCP (Steven J. McDowall) writes:
>I'm working on a document using nroff/troff with the 
>mm macros. My question is this:
>
>How can I set the document up so the headers come out as:
>. First level headers are capital roman numerals (eg. I, II, etc.)
>. Lower levels are arabic, and concatenated, but not* with the
>  first level.
>
>Example.
>I.	Major Section
>1.	First point under major
>1.1	First point under above minor
>1.1.1 	etc.
>
>This is the format of the "Document Processing Guide" for the Unix
>System, by Western Electric (Publication Number: 341-920).
>
>I think some fiddling with the .HX macros are in order, but I don't
>know how (or which ones).
>-- 
>Steven J. McDowall	
>Dayton-Hudson Dept. Store. Co.		UUCP: ihnp4!rosevax!dayton!sjm
>700 on the Mall				ATT:  1 612 375 2816
>Mpls, Mn. 55408

You can achieve the result you want with:

	.HM I \" Set Roman for first Level Heading
	.de HX \" rebuild the heading number ommiting level 1 if level > 1
	.if0\\$2-1 .ds }0 \\n(H2.
	.if0\\$2-2 .as }0 \\n(H3
	.if0\\$2-3 .as }0 .\\n(H4
	.if0\\$2-4 .as }0 .\\n(H5
	.if0\\$2-5 .as }0 .\\n(H6
	.if0\\$2-6 .as }0 .\\n(H7
	..
-- 
Regards,
	Andrew Macpherson.	<andrew@tcom.stc.co.uk>
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