"Timothy Reaves" a écrit : > I'm using the book document class. It seems that chapters are the only > high level entity to be included into a ToC, and it seems Chapters and > Sections are the high level classes for the document.
- Go to "Document" --> "parameter" ---> Numbering & TOC : you can adjust the "slider" - As Juergen Spitzmueller advised me those marked with * are not suppose to appear in the TOC. - If you does not want any numbering put the corresponding slider to "0f" (lefthandside) and use the entries which are supposed to have number. - When you have that, you can check with Document --> Table of contents. This seems - > well, not odd so much as plain wrong. Most books I have would include > things like the Index, List of Figures, and even the ToC in the ToC. For inserting index that's no problem, just place the "index button" (Insert --> Floating ...) where you want to see it. The same for the others. However I supposed that you used the floating placement for your figures and pictures, otherwise I don't think it will work (if you used the fixed one : no reference). > > Also, they support other high level, non-numbered entities, such as > appendices, glossaries, etc. > > So am I using the wrong document class, or is it really that limited? > > Hope it helps Paul
