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Oops, yes i missed out "twoside" option.<br>
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Now the headers work fine after including "twoside".<br>
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Thank you very much.<br>
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Raj<br>
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<pre wrap="">"Raj" == Raj <a class="moz-txt-link-rfc2396E" href="mailto:texuser74@netscape.net"><texuser74@netscape.net></a> writes:
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Raj> Dear TUG, When I typeset an article using a modified version
Raj> of an article style, the content defined at \@oddhead is
Raj> printed in both the odd and even pages.
Raj> I am sure i have defined both \@oddhead and \@evenhead
Raj> properly in \ps@headings. But still the output is always
Raj> taken from \@oddhead.
Raj> Please suggest how to rectify this.
Have you provided:
\pagestyle{headings}
in the preamble so that \ps@headings take effect. If you have given,
then the possible problem is that "twoside" option is not invoked.
You might load your class as:
\documentclass[twoside]{article}
Radhakrishnan
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