Re: Shorttoc tight problem

Peter Baumgartner donau-uni.ac.at> writes: In the meanwhile I found the solution in an German TeX forum. I will share it here if someone else has the same problem: The tight option of the package shorttoc does not work if \parskip is set. There

Re: Shorttoc tight problem

Thanks Steve for your suggestion. But I wanted a second - but shorter - table of contents, i.e. a short summary of my table of contents whichs spans several pages. The shorttoc packages promises to provide exactly such thing. And it really does. The "only" problem I have with shorttoc: There is

Re: Shorttoc tight problem

On Tuesday 31 August 2010 04:56:51 Peter Baumgartner wrote: > I would need a short version of the table of contents. With the package > shorttoc I could generate this condensed version of the table of contents > but with too much vertical space between the entries. Therefore I added the > option "t

Shorttoc tight problem

I would need a short version of the table of contents. With the package shorttoc I could generate this condensed version of the table of contents but with too much vertical space between the entries. Therefore I added the option "tight" \usepackage[tight]{shorttoc} But there was no difference in