[OS X TeX] damn... how to surpress chapter titles?

[William Adams]

Bruno said:
>It's not really Mac OS X-specific stuff. I don't know about the FAQs, 
>but generally when you want to fine-tune the output of LaTeX you need to:

>- first look at the LaTeX Companion (fairly outdated); and, if your 
>question isn't answered there,

>- look at how the output of LaTeX is created in the various files 
>defining the LaTeX format.

Is there an easy / automatic way to get LaTeX to spit out a file which
provides all of the formatting values for a given file so that one may
up-date them?

Or has something along those lines been considered for LaTeX3?

(At a minimum, I hope they're going to do away with hard-coding things
like the spacing of elements in the ToC)

Lastly, anyone here have any information on graphical interfaces for
batch pagination / composition systems? Links, or anecdotal experience
they'd be willing to share? (I've got some ideas for one, and want to
see if it's already been done or no).

Thanks!

William

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