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Tech_Tav Cross Referencing
Hello all:
Tech Tav macros look promising for cross-doc referencing. No problems with TOC generation, but I am having troubles with specific cross references. Unlike the equivalent functional selection dialog in Word, the Tech Tav dialog (XR text) presents available headers in a given document as a flat file -- no distinctions as to header level. It appears to be alphabetized only. I suppose that's because the macro considers each header as a bookmark. With several hundred headers possible in a source document, including many duplications distinguished only by header level/number, finding the right one to select will be difficult. I'm testing this right now, wondering if I'll really be able to use such a system. Am I doing something wrong. Has anyone else had this problem? Thanks. Michael D. |
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Tech_Tav Cross Referencing
Header? Heading?
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Tech_Tav Cross Referencing
Charles:
Thank you for replying. Sorry for the confusion. I meant "headings". Tech-Tav appears to cross reference (XR Text) between docs by way of bookmarks. You can create bookmarks directly. The Tech-Tav macros apparently assign hidden bookmarks to Words heading styles 1-9 as well. It is that mix of headings/bookmarks which appears as a list in the dialog window for choosing the cross reference destination. My issue is with the usability of that list. Michael D. |
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