The discussion focuses on the LaTeX command to remove page numbers from the title and abstract pages while maintaining the internal page numbering. The user successfully implemented the command \thispagestyle{empty} after the \maketitle line to achieve this effect. Additionally, they used \setcounter{page}{2} after the \end{titlepage} command to ensure that the content page starts at page 2. The user is utilizing amstex, which may influence the implementation specifics.
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Moridin said:I've tried Google, but since I'm not sure on what the command is actually called, I'm having some difficulties finding this command. What it does is to remove the page number on the page with the title and abstract, yet keep the internal structure unchanged, that is, the page after the front page is still marked as "2". I've used it before, it just can't remember what it was. Thanks.
kdv said:After the maketitle line I put
\thispagestyle{empty}