I would suggest putting it somewhere on the page that you can be reasonably
sure will stay on the page (this could be in the middle of the page). If
there is a specific heading that is what you're really referring to, you
don't even have to insert a bookmark, as headings are bookmarked
automatically, and you can create a cross-reference to that heading.
Also, I was asleep at the switch when I suggested Insert | Reference |
PageRef (by which I think I meant Insert | Field | PageRef). Instead, use
Insert | Reference | Cross-reference, which will show your various options,
all of which can generate a PageRef if you choose "Page number" for "Insert
reference to."
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Words into Type
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"ab" wrote in message
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Sorry to bother you again, Suzanne, but I have just hit a snag. Where is
the
best place on the page to insert a bookmark? Do I have to insert a line or
something before the first line on the page as there may be additions and
deletions of the first paragraph on the page.
TIA
"ab" wrote in message
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Thanks, Suzanne - you are brilliant (as ever!)
"Suzanne S. Barnhill" wrote in message
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Insert a bookmark on each page you want to reference. Then use a
PageRef
field (Insert | Reference | PageRef) referring to the appropriate
bookmark.
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Words into Type
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"ab" wrote in message
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How can I 'bookmark' page numbers so that when I get to a summary
sheet
in
my document, I can have a page which says:
Carried forward from Page 1
Carried forward from Page 2
Carried forward from Page 3
Carried forward from Page 4 ....etc
I'm sure there must be an easy way, particular as the page numbers may
change when the document is amended.
TIA