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At 17:49 -0800 97/10/07, Donald Arseneau wrote:
>% So you \includeonly{chapter3} but the
>% first page of chapter3 `should' start with a float from chapter2,
>% (which is now allowed because we assume an improved system with no
>% \clearpage)
>
>I am always amazed by the difference between dialects of English.
>In North America, "improve" means "make better", not "ruin"!

  That must be Canada, then. :-)

  Hans Aberg
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