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Date:     Wed,  4 Jul 90 16:07 N
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Subject:  RE: Beware of the Second System Syndrome (not only regarding
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It's 'Geometry, Manifolds and Physics' part II, together with part I
one of the best books of our physics section recently.

You're right of course: there are two sides to the problem

1. which information do you want in the TOC, how do you structure it
and how do you translate it to a layout on paper?
2. WHERE do you put the information: all in one big file or in
a hierarchy of files, just like LaTeX does with the aux files?

In relation to 2: the hierarchy of aux files is only 2 layers deep:
root + leaves. There is no root + intermediaries + ... + leaves
facility. What I've done is simply this: transplant the aux-file
hierarchy to toc files (can be extended to lof and lot files).
I'll send you a description of what I've done.

Nico