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Think that when you open a book, the first thing you see is the right-hand side (recto page). For example, the following redefinition removes the reference to chapter, and also places the title next to the number. I found @inbook, but i cannot find the fields (author=, chapter=. In order to get rid of some of this titling in the chapter heading (yet keep the toc untouched), redefine the above @makechapterhead to your liking. Is there any source where i can find the required fields in my bibliography file to refer to a chapter within a book? This is one example of what i tried: · inside this code you can do anything you want and you have an additional starred chapter with optional argument for additional use like different page header than the original name of the chapter. I need to display the chapter name with the \chapter* command to the left side of the header. · do not leave the chapter titles hidden in the left-hand side (verso page).