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Old 01-26-2010, 10:57 AM   #21
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Originally Posted by Sweetpea View Post
But that book has parts. I found out how to not let it print the part number (like the chapter number), but how can I make a new style for a part?
I don't think memoir defines proper part styles, but you can change almost every aspect of how parts look like. Have a look at sec 6.4 of the memoir manual, you want to define some or all of: \beforepartskip, \afterpartskip, \midpartskip, \printpartname, \partnamefont, \partnamenum, \printpartnum, \partnumfont, \printparttitle, \parttitlefont...

Note that chapter numbers are not reset by default when a new part starts, if you want every part to start with chapter 1, you could issue a \numberwithout*{chapter}{part}. But you probably have chapter and part numbers hardcoded in your source HTML, so you can ignore this.
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