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Emanuel Berg

Hire me! Programmer, Swedish university degree in Computer Science.

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Check out some of my Unix & Linux tech writing.

I'm taking a break from this site as I have other things to do, and this site is too time consuming at the moment. If you see some mistake in any of my writings, please drop me a mail (check out the links above), or just fix it :)


May
13
awarded  Notable Question
Apr
6
accepted After merging documents, compensate page numbering manually (of ToC)
Apr
5
comment After merging documents, compensate page numbering manually (of ToC)
@PeterGrill: *Laughter*! Sorry about the confusion. Your first interpretation, and answer, was correct. I thought about doing it another way but it turned out not to work (collided with something) so I switched back to this method, and with the \setcounter you suggested it works great. Write it as an answer if you'd like me to accept it.
Apr
5
comment After merging documents, compensate page numbering manually (of ToC)
@PeterGrill: No, this solution is better; the \usepackage{pdfpages} conflicts with my other stuff. Thanks.
Apr
5
comment After merging documents, compensate page numbering manually (of ToC)
@PeterGrill: OK - I managed to do it with another method.
Apr
5
asked After merging documents, compensate page numbering manually (of ToC)
Mar
25
comment Is there a \urlstyle{tt} (or something else) for \href to make it the same font as \url links?
@HeikoOberdiek: Yes, that works but for a document with lots of \href, it is tedious to change them all (at least by hand).
Mar
25
asked Is there a \urlstyle{tt} (or something else) for \href to make it the same font as \url links?
Mar
11
awarded  Popular Question
Mar
10
awarded  Popular Question
Mar
5
accepted Get next section to put bibliography in TOC
Mar
5
comment Get next section to put bibliography in TOC
@Kurt: Check out this answer above, that does the trick. I don't doubt you could have helped me just as good only for some reason I never across. But again, thanks for you efforts.
Mar
5
comment Get next section to put bibliography in TOC
This works great! Only, I had to put \newbibmacro{in:}{} to get it to show up in the ToC. Those other problems: align, counting, hyperref, header size, new header name - well, you aced the quiz, if there ever was one!
Mar
4
comment Get next section to put bibliography in TOC
@adn: That site is mine so those files won't go anywhere. Actually, I made the .tex file minimal - the .bib file could be minimized even further by just containing a single source, however, I can't see how that would affect anyone's capability to help me with this problem. I'm not angry, it is just I think this problem is clearly described several times by now, so I don't really get where all this meta discussion comes from. OK, will read your answer now.
Mar
4
comment Get next section to put bibliography in TOC
@Kurt: Well, it works somewhat (check out the MWE PDF file, or the screenshot above), only it doesn't look 100% consistent (TOC align, and header size), the number is explicit (tedious, error-prone), and the hyperref won't work. I'm surprised why you ask this, because this is the reason I asked the question. I'm not insisting on anything; every solution that fixes the above problems is fine. \chapter is no good as I use \section.
Mar
4
comment Get next section to put bibliography in TOC
@Kurt: Check out MWE in edit.
Mar
4
comment Get next section to put bibliography in TOC
@Mico: Check out MWE in edit.
Mar
4
revised Get next section to put bibliography in TOC
MWE
Mar
4
comment Get next section to put bibliography in TOC
@Mico: Objectives are clear: Increment function, and TOC align thing (see screenshot). Yes, I'll post an MWE as soon as it is done.
Mar
4
comment Get next section to put bibliography in TOC
OK, I should have done that. But I put biblatex as a tag. An MWE would've helped anyway, sure. Actually, I didn't even know there were several ways to get a book list!