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From: guy@physics (Guy Metcalfe)
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Subject: Re: Problem with too many floats.
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Date: 28 Jul 90 17:13:21 GMT
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In article <7972@jarthur.Claremont.EDU> dhosek@sif.claremont.edu writes:
>In article <0093A4F7.248A7EC0@WIFFIN.CHEM.UCLA.EDU>, james@abby.chem.ucla.edu (James Wilkinson) writes...
>
>>  I have a user who needs to put all of her figure captions at the end of her
>>LaTeX document.  She has about twenty-five captions in a row, all of the form
>
>Well first, shouldn't she be leaving some space for the pasted-in
>figures? (my personal recommendation is to use the picture...
>(think about it)).
>

Dhosek may be missing the point here.  Many physics and chemistry
journals require that figures be bundled together at the end of a
paper with the figure captions listed together on a separate page or
pages.  Since the original question came from a chemistry dept, I
suspect (but don't know) that this may be the requirment.  In which
case using the aip document style (probably available on ymir) may be
the simpler answer.  
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