On Wed, May 7, 2008 at 4:55 AM, Zhichu Chen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Hi everybody, > > I'm just writing a module to typeset the traditional Chinese books. > Here is the thing: I use page-arrangement to put like 15 pages on > one page or actually 30 pages on one page in a double-sided mode > (I mean page 1 and page 2---which contain 15 mini-pages each---are > on the same page), and yes I want to make a table of contents and > some PDF bookmarks. But having searched the list, I find that I > should use > texexec --arrange file.tex > to compile the file and get the real page number. That's not what I > want. Because if I get one chapter on the second page, the page > number is 31 rather than 2 which I really want it to be. And so do > the bookmarks behave. If I click the bookmark of the first chapter, > it will go to the 31st page of the PDF file if it has page 31. I don't > really like the mess. > > I know it's normal, but I would like to know if there's any way to > write the page counters I defined to the .tui or .tuo file so that I can > totally handle them and display them on the contents and make > the bookmarks not crazy any more.
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