At 21:16 02/07/2003 +0200, you wrote: \reset[mwfr] should also work; depending on where the reset should take place, you can say way=bychapter or whatever suits Hans
Hi, cont-eni.pdf p222 (bottom) : A number can be set and reset with the command: \setenumeration{value} \resetenumeration
Does it help ? My 2 cents,
Seb.
Adam Tee wrote:
Hi,
In my source I have defined a new enumeration using the following
\defineenumeration [mwfr] [location=left, text=MWFR]
what I want to do is reset the number and specify the number.
i.e. MWFR 1 - text MWFR 2 - text MWFR 3 - text MWFR 1 MWFR 2 MFWR 4
Is the solution straight forward.
Thanks
Adam
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