Which version of Word is this? Recent versions have an option to Accept All
Changes in Document, which usually works. If you also turn off Track Changes
and update the cross-reference fields (for example by selecting the whole
document and pressing F9), that should fix it.
If it still doesn't work, copy the contents of the file into a new blank
document: In the source document, make sure that Track Changes is turned on;
in the target document, make sure that Track Changes is turned off, and then
copy and paste. See
http://www.shaunakelly.com/word/trac...s.html#Copying.
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Stefan Blom
Microsoft Word MVP
"Elin" wrote in message
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Hi folks!
I have a document with a lot of tables. I use captions with automatic
numbering, including the number form Heading 1. My problem is that the
number
that refers to the Heading is formatted with a double strikethrough (only
the
one number - the rest of the caption and the table number is OK). Also in
the
cross references to the chapters or the tables the heading number has this
format. This is only visible on the printout (not in the document and not
in
the print preview).
The problem might have arised when I used Track Changes earlier. I have
tried to select the entire document and accept all changes. I have also
tried
to remove all numbers in headings and in captions and renumbering them.
All
without any luck.
I appreciate any help!