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Date:         Thu, 5 Jul 90 16:40:32 CET
Reply-To: LaTeX-L Mailing list <LATEX-L%DHDURZ1@unido.bitnet>
From: N.POPPELIER@ELSEVIER.NL
Subject:      Re: hierarchy in toc files (a different idea)
To: Rainer Schoepf <BK4@DHDURZ1.uucp>
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In an earlier message Rainer mentioned the book "Analysis, Manifolds and
Physics" by Yvonne Choquet-Bruhat and Cecile DeWitt-Morette (part II),
as an example of a difficult table of contents.

I suggest you have a look at part I, which has a toc that is far
more difficult, and also at "Handbook of mathematical logic", edited
by Jon Barwise, which has a 3-level toc, as I explained earlier.

Nico Poppelier
Elsevier Science Publishers
PSED, R&D Department
email: n.poppelier@elsevier.nl

"One madman can ask more than ten wise men can answer"