Re: chain printing footnotes

[cld@xxxxxxxx (Carl Distefano)]

Reply to note from "Fredric Gross"  Fri,
6 Dec 2002 15:07:00 -0500

> One fairly obvious solution is to not bother with chain
> printing, and print each chapter (= a file) separately. Of
> course, that means that your footnote numbers will start anew
> with each chapter.

Unless you put an SF command, to set the starting footnote number,
at the top of each file. But you'd also have to embed commands to
increment page numbers, counters, etc., and you'd lose a unified
table of contents and index, if any -- all the things that chain-
printing handles behind the scenes. Still, if the document doesn't
have too many of these elements, file-by-file printing may be an
option.

But chain-printing *should* work. How about embedding 
at the top of each constituent file? In theory, there should be no
difference, but....

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