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- A considerable part of this article was
written by George
Grätzer (University of Manitoba) in Notices Amer. Math. Soc.
Thanks, George!
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- There are
similar commands for paragraph and subparagraph but
they are seldom used.
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- This is a simplification of the actual code. Get the real
package from the CTAN sites.
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- The
multicol package uses a similar technique.
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- If you have fancyheadings version 1.5 or higher
the commands described in this section are already included
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- It was probably a dumb
decision to define the width parameters as lengths. There is no need to and
I may change this in a future version of fancyheadings
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- If you have a recent version of the
ifthen package the tricks are not necessary. You can then test
the \pageref{LastPage} directly.
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- After I made
this package I discovered a package secret.sty that does a
similar thing to mark confidential paragraphs if they cross a page
boundary. It does it, however, by changing the output routine.
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- Actually there is
another way but it requires two passes: you can put \label
commands before and after the text and compare the \pagerefs.