RE: Re: equation number and references with overlays

> prosper tries to protect itself from writing too many
> labels to the aux file (namely one for every equation
> on every overlay) by only writing labels on the first
> overlay. It misses the fact that people might want to
> display stuff that is not on the first overlay and hence
> does not get a label. Use \Label instead of \label which
> is the LaTeX original. But be careful: as mentioned,
> \Label will create a label on every overlay on which
> it is active (which is not a problem in your application).

Note that a better solution to the problem of defining
multiple labels on overlays is to, at the same time of
writing the label to the aux file, define the label macro
and let \label check whether the label macro already
exists before writing it to the aux file. That way, also
labels on other overlays than the first would be created
exactly once.

-Hendri.


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