The mini and partial tables and lists are typeset in a verse-like environment, and can be split over pages. The mini-table of contents is typeset in the \mtcfont font, which is \small\rm by default. Section entries are typeset in the \mtcSfont font, which is \small\bf by default. For subsections, subsubsections, paragraphs and subparagraphs, the commands \mtcSSfont, \mtcSSSfont, \mtcPfont and \mtcSPfont are available (by default, \small\rm) to enable the use of various fonts. Mini lists of figures and tables are typeset in the fonts \mlffont and \mltfont, which are \small\rm by default.

Titles are typeset in the \mtifont (\large\bf by default) font and the texts of the titles are defined by \mtctitle, \mlftitle and \mlttitle, which are the strings ``Contents'', ``Figures'' and ``Tables'' by default. These commands should be redefined by \renewcommand for languages other than english. The style option files mtcfrench.sty and mtcenglish.sty (and others ^1.2) are available. You can easily prepare a similar style for your preferred language.

The partial table of contents is typeset in the \ptcfont font, which is defined as \normalsize\rm by default. Chapter entries are typeset in the \ptcCfont font, which is \normalsize\bf by default. Section entries are typeset in the \ptcSfont font, which is \normalsize\rm by default. For subsections, subsubsections, paragraphs and subparagraphs, the commands \ptcSSfont, \ptcSSSfont, \ptcPfont and \ptcSPfont are available (by default, \normalsize\rm) if you want to use various fonts. Partial lists of figures and tables are typeset in the fonts \mlffont and \mltfont, which are \normalsize\rm by default.

Titles are typeset in the \ptifont (\Huge\bf by default) font and the texts of the titles are defined by \ptctitle, \plftitle and \plttitle, which are the strings ``Table of Contents'', ``List of Figures'' and ``List of Tables'' by default. These commands should be redefined by \renewcommand for languages other than english. The style option files mtcfrench.sty and mtcenglish.sty (and others, see footnote  above) are available. You can easily prepare a similar style for your preferred language.

The section-level table of contents is typeset in the \stcfont font, which is defined as \normalsize\rm by default. Subsection entries are typeset in the \stcSSfont font, which is \normalsize\bf by default. Subsubsection entries are typeset in the \stcSSSfont font, which is \normalsize\rm by default. For subsubsections, paragraphs and subparagraphs, the commands \stcSSSfont, \stcPfont and \stcSPfont are available (by default, \normalsize\rm) if you want to use various fonts. Partial lists of figures and tables are typeset in the fonts \slffont and \sltfont, which are \normalsize\rm by default.

Titles are typeset in the \stifont (\normalsize\bf by default) font and the texts of the titles are defined by \stctitle, \slftitle and \slttitle, which are the strings ``Contents'', ``Figures'' and ``Tables'' by default. These commands should be redefined by \renewcommand for languages other than english. The style option files mtcfrench.sty and mtcenglish.sty (and others, see footnote  above) are available. You can easily prepare a similar style for your preferred language.

By default, titles are on the left. The commands \dominitoc, \dominilof and \dominilot accept an optional argument to change the default position of the corresponding title: [l] for left (default), [c] for center, [r] for right, or [e] (or [n]) for empty (no title). The change is global for all the document.

If you want to change the position of the title for only one minitoc (or minilof or minilof), just use such an optional argument with the command \minitoc (or \minilof or \minilot).

By default, titles are on the left. The commands \doparttoc, \dopartlof and \dopartlot accept an optional argument to change the default position of the corresponding title: [l] for left (default), [c] for center, [r] for right, or [e] (or [n])for empty (no title). The change is global for all the document.

By default, titles are on the left. The commands \dosecttoc, \dosectlof and \dosectlot accept an optional argument to change the default position of the corresponding title: [l] for left (default), [c] for center, [r] for right, or [e] (or [n]) for empty (no title). The change is global for all the document.

If you want to change the position of the title for only one secttoc (or sectlof or sectlof), just use such an optional argument with the command \secttoc (or \sectlof or \sectlot).

The mini-tables and lists, as partial and section-level tables and lists, are using some space on the first pages on each chapter, part or section, thus the page numbers are altered. After the first L^ATEX run, the mini-tables and lists, partial tables and lists and section-level tables and lists will be empty; after the second run, they appear, but because they modify the page numbering, page numbers are wrong; after the third L^ATEX run, the mini, partial and section-level tables and lists should be correct.