[OS X TeX] Lanscape tables and references

[David R. Derbes]

On Tue, 21 Aug 2007, Maarten Sneep wrote:

>
> On Aug 21, 2007, at 02:30, Nathan Paxton wrote:
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>> 	I have a table that needs to be done in landscape, as it's very wide. 
>> So I decided to use the landscape package (\usepackage{lscape}), which you 
>> use to enclose the table environment with a landscape environment.
>> 
>> 	it works beautifully, with one exception.  When I try to generate 
>> internal cross-references in the document (using the hyperref package and 
>> the labels and ref commands), the text generates teh correct label ("Table 
>> 3.1.1"), but the hyperlinked references go instead to the heading for 
>> *section* 3.1.1. I've tried a bunch of different ways of ordering the 
>> various commands to see if that makes a difference, but it doesn't.
>> 
>> 	When I remove the landscape commands, the document compiles perfectly 
>> (except that the table runs off the edge of the page).  Are there ways to 
>> get the landscape package (or something similar [I've tried the rotating 
>> package, but that doesn't really work either]) and hyperref to work 
>> together?
>
> This is a question that has a good chance of getting an answer on 
> comp.text.tex on usenet. I assume that you already searched on the 
> www.tex.ac.uk FAQ for this question. When posting I would suggest to use a 
> modified title: Landscape titles and hyperlinks in references.
>
> Best,
>
> Maarten

It seems to me that this question, too, was asked and answered some time 
back. The ``geometry'' package may do what Nathan wants.

David Derbes
U of Chicago Lab Schools


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