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Old October 30th, 2009, 10:38 PM
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Default paragraph numbering, A4 layout, undefined figure references (reftex4)

Hi there,

I'm using LaTeX to typeset my phys reports for uni. I've noticed three issues I can't seem to fix; not sure where I'm going wrong!

1. I structure my report using \section, \subsection, \subsubsection and \paragraph. I like the paragraphs, but the paragraph numbering usually continues across sections (so I might for example have paragraphs a and b in subsection 1.1, but then in subsection 1.2 the next two paragraphs are labelled c and d instead of a and b.) However this is not always the case! In a recent, longer report I had: ... 1.3 a, b, c ... 2.1 d, e ... 4.3 a. So I am confused as to why this might be.

2. I print on A4 and so have set up TeXshop to output pdfs as A4, but the right-hand margins are narrower than the left, and the bottom margins much wider than the top. (On the pdf itself, not a printer setup issue.) What can I do to correct this?

3. When compiling the report, the console contains the error ' warning: there were undefined references' but I have taken care to label and refer to all figures consistently. I compile again but this does not change.

thanks in advance!
Sarah.
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