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From: eijkhout@s41.csrd.uiuc.edu (Victor Eijkhout)
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Subject: Re: LaTeX sections and bottom of page
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Date: 12 Jan 91 19:57:35 GMT
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sdawalt@cs.wright.edu (Shane Dawalt) writes:

>  It has been discovered that subsection headers and the text 
By whom?

>they represent may be split between pages.  For instance, a
>subsection header will appear on one page while the paragraph(s)
>following the header are placed on the following page.  This is not
>desirable. 
I would even say that it's not possible in LaTeX.
Unless you're doing something out of the ordinary.
I suggest that you supply an example. This sort of thing
has meticulously been taken care of in LaTeX. I'd appreciate
seeing it go wrong.

>  Also, is there any way to replace Arabic numering with Roman numerials
>for section/subsection numbering?  What about Roman for sections and
>arabic for subsections?  (Don't you wonder how people can want such
>bizarre options?)

Look into the style file. Numbering is determined by commands
\thesection et cetera. You can redefine these.

Victor.