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I have a part A in a document with some text and listings/figures in between. The figures and listings are positioned using htb.

Following this part A, there is the bibliography. However a couple of figures do not fit and are therefore are offset to another page, which is fine. But: I do want to limit the offset space to part A and not have the figures be placed within the bibliography text. Also, I don't want to force page of float for all figures (hp positioning or something). A page of floats at the end of part A and before the bibliography would be fine.

So my questions is, is there a way to exclude some parts of a LaTex document from being used for positioning floats that did not fit someplace before?

animuson
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Maybe I'm missing something, but couldn't you just put a \clearpage right before the bibliography? That forces out all floats that haven't found a place yet.

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  • No - you are absolutely right, I was hung up on `\eject` and `\newpage` but totally oversaw this one. Thanks. – HTTPeter Sep 29 '10 at 01:11