Hi all, > Note that this is important behavior: an "article" is > supposed to be > something you can embed, if you choose, as a "chapter" in a > "book" and > everything should automatically work. > > Memoir's manual says this about article emulation: > > "article typesetting simulates the article > class, but the \chapter > command is not disabled. Chapters do not start a new page > and chapter > headings are typeset like a section heading. The numbering > of figures, > etc., is continuous and not per chapter. However, a \part > command > still puts its heading on a page by itself." > > To be honest, I'm not sure to what purpose this option is > provided, > that is, what the use case is. If writing an article, > labeling the > sections with the \chapter command can only cause problems > later, if > one wants to then treat the article as a chapter.
I think that the memoir class is intended for making for instance a set of conference proceedings. Every author writes an article, and in the end you put all the articles together in one publication? Cheers, Wilfred Send instant messages to your online friends http://uk.messenger.yahoo.com -------------------------------------------------- Subscriptions, Archive, and List information, etc.: http://tug.org/mailman/listinfo/xetex
