Jay, could you give me a little more information about how to do this? Maybe
I didn't make myself clear - but when I use the hidden paragraph marker so
that I have two styles in the same paragraph, that paragraph no longer
displays in the cross-refrence dialog box. If I take out the hidden
paragraph marker, it shows up again.
"Jay Freedman" wrote:
Insert a bookmark surrounding the heading. Then you can either use the
cross-reference dialog and choose the bookmark to refer to, or just insert a
REF field containing the bookmark's name.
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Blondie wrote:
My document has paragraphs as follows:
2.1 Heading. Text, text, text.
If I use style 2 for the entire paragraph, I cannot update
cross-referencing.
When I use a hidden paragraph marker, I can get two styles in the same
paragraph, but the paragraph reference no longer appears in the
cross-reference window.
How do I code cross-references without the cross-reference window, or
how do I get it to display correctly?