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Maximum Number of References?
Is there a top end to the number of cross references a Word document will
handle? I have a 300+ page document with well over 1,000 cross-references to the 93-item Works Cited section. All those references plus an 89-page table in Appendix B make me worried about how stable this document is going to be. I'm running Office 2003 under Windows XP Professional. Thanks, Fred |
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Maximum Number of References?
Hi Fred,
You might find Word limits your creativity he it only supports 16,379 bookmarks and 32,000 fields per document. Oh, and bookmark names can't be longer than 40 characters. Cheers -- macropod [MVP - Microsoft Word] "Idaho Word Man" wrote in message ... Is there a top end to the number of cross references a Word document will handle? I have a 300+ page document with well over 1,000 cross-references to the 93-item Works Cited section. All those references plus an 89-page table in Appendix B make me worried about how stable this document is going to be. I'm running Office 2003 under Windows XP Professional. Thanks, Fred |
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Maximum Number of References?
Does a cross-reference work the same as a bookmark? I'm using Insert -
Reference - Cross Reference - Numbered Item to insert my references. Right now the references are all hard typed, but I need to remove about 1/3 of my works cited, and I want to have the electronic cross references in place before I start cutting items out of the list. Oh, the curse of numbered references! "macropod" wrote: Hi Fred, You might find Word limits your creativity he it only supports 16,379 bookmarks and 32,000 fields per document. Oh, and bookmark names can't be longer than 40 characters. Cheers -- macropod [MVP - Microsoft Word] "Idaho Word Man" wrote in message ... Is there a top end to the number of cross references a Word document will handle? I have a 300+ page document with well over 1,000 cross-references to the 93-item Works Cited section. All those references plus an 89-page table in Appendix B make me worried about how stable this document is going to be. I'm running Office 2003 under Windows XP Professional. Thanks, Fred |
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Hi Fred,
No, a cross-reference is a field that points to a bookmark. Note that if you use Insert|Cross-Reference to link to anything other than a bookmark you've created, Word creates a hidden bookmark behind the scenes to point to it. A Table of Contents, for example, typically bookmarks every heading it uses throughout the document, but that doesn't mean inserting a cross reference to the same heading will generate two bookmarks. Still, you're unlikely to encounter any problems working within Word's limits. If you do, you could always split the document into two (or more) parts, and link them together as source documents in a target document (just don't use Word's 'master document' feature for this unless you want to grow old real quick). Cheers -- macropod [MVP - Microsoft Word] "Idaho Word Man" wrote in message ... Does a cross-reference work the same as a bookmark? I'm using Insert - Reference - Cross Reference - Numbered Item to insert my references. Right now the references are all hard typed, but I need to remove about 1/3 of my works cited, and I want to have the electronic cross references in place before I start cutting items out of the list. Oh, the curse of numbered references! "macropod" wrote: Hi Fred, You might find Word limits your creativity he it only supports 16,379 bookmarks and 32,000 fields per document. Oh, and bookmark names can't be longer than 40 characters. Cheers -- macropod [MVP - Microsoft Word] "Idaho Word Man" wrote in message ... Is there a top end to the number of cross references a Word document will handle? I have a 300+ page document with well over 1,000 cross-references to the 93-item Works Cited section. All those references plus an 89-page table in Appendix B make me worried about how stable this document is going to be. I'm running Office 2003 under Windows XP Professional. Thanks, Fred |
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