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An approach to this is to
<ul>
<li>Seek out the parts of the class and style files that define the
\chapter{} and \part{} macros. Start in report.cls, but that may
not be the only place to look. I don't have the LaTeX Companion
handy, but I have a vague recollection that there is a macro used to
define section headings, and that is what you need to find.
<li>Copy the relevant definitions to either your document preamble or a
style / class file you will be loading (the chocie among these depends on
how often you expect to use the result: if this is one document, just put
the code in the preamble; if you will be using this style many times,
consider writing a style or class file to capture the changes. (if you do
use a style file, make sure it is loaded after the file that loads the
original code)
<li>Change the copied definitions as desired. Since they are after the
original class/style files are loaded, your changes will override the
original code.
</ul>I've used this approach successfully, but not specifically with the
sectioning headings, so YMMV.<br><br>
At 01:01 PM 2/2/02 +0000, you wrote:<br><br>
<blockquote type=cite class=cite cite>Hi group,<br>
How could I prevent LaTeX from writing "chapter x" or
"part y" at the begining of each chapter (part) in a report
document class?<br>
Is it possible or should I choose another doc. class?<br><br>
Thanx<br><br>
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