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How to begin next book on the page where the previous book ends? I am unable to find such option in the latest PTX print

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Sorry that this option got moved recently and is currently in a temporary location "TeXpert Hacks" (while we reorganize the UI to bring all of these additional controls to the Advanced tab in future).

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Thanks for the help.
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Time is now April 2026. For my own benefit, here is where the option is now, in PTXprint 3.0.18:

> Advanced > "Other" tab > Page Layout and Spacing > Where to start a new book

And a bonus-note:
You might expect to find Where to start a new chapter here:

> Advanced > "Other" tab > Chapter and Verse

yet it is not there, but rather here:

> Body > Beginning and Ending Material > Start 1st Chapter on a New Page

hth
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