Re: Are chapter numbes a thing of the past?

[John Posada <jposada99 -at- gmail -dot- com>]

> Question: Is there any situation where pagination such as 5-23, 7-89,
> 11-27, etc. is preferable? Why?

Where the next revision of the document is published and it needed
additional pages in a chapter. With chapter numbering, each page in
each chapter after the addition still has the same number. If you run
serially, then a new page bumps the number of every page after it.


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