I have a book with about 20 chapters which I want to split into two volumes, each of which will be further subdivided into parts. The first volume will have 4 parts and the second volume should have 3 parts. The page numbers in volume two should be a continuation from volume one. Below would be a structure of the table of contents for Vol. I.
VOL. I – TITLE
CONTENTS
Preface
PART I. TITLE
- Chapter 1
… - Chapter 3
…
…
PART IV. TITLE
- Chapter 9
… - Chapter 11
APPENDIX.
INDEX.
The appendix, index would be shared by both volumes. Also the table of contents in Vol II should have the contents of Vol I following the contents of Vol II. If there is a 'part' environment to create parts, I imagine it to create a coverpage before the part starts identifying the beginning of that part with title text centered in the page.
I am using the svsing6.cls document class http://tug.ctan.org/info/examples/mil3/svsing6.cls
I have looked at Split a book into multiple volumes and Splitting one volume into two But I am not using the book or memoir document class.
Thank you for your time.
Edit: This is how the basic structure looks like.
\frontmatter
\tableofcontents
\include{chapters/preface}
\mainmatter
\part{Part I}
\include{chapters/chap_1}
\include{chapters/chap_2}
\part{Part II}
\include{chapters/chap_3}
\include{chapters/chap_4}
\include{chapters/chap_5}
%\include{chapters/appendix}
% Start of Volume II
\part{Part III}
\include{chapters/chap_6}
\include{chapters/chap_7}
\part{Part IV}
\include{chapters/chap_8}
%\include{chapters/appendix}
But I am unable to figure out how to have the exact same appendix after Volume I is done as the one after full document. Any pointers in that direction are appreciated. Thanks.
Best Answer
If you want the parts in Volume II to restart at 1 automatically, you can use the following.
This is what you get treating volume like part, which is obviously NOT what you want, but does give a starting point for formatting.