If you pressed Enter at the end of the paragraph before the caption instead
of at the beginning of the caption, you shouldn't have gotten the empty
paragraph inside the bookmark, so I'm not sure how that happened.
I hope "one million" is an exaggeration!
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"Daniel" wrote in message
...
your correct. that's exactly what I had done. I've nearly gone back
through
all one million figures and removed the line return. However, what i did
to
add a line between the text and the figure is click on the image, press
the
right arrow and hit enter.
thank you
Daniel
"Suzanne S. Barnhill" wrote:
You probably pressed Enter at the beginning of your caption to get the
"line
space." This inserted an empty paragraph inside the bookmark for your
cross-reference. This is all too easy to do but could have been easily
avoided in this case by using Ctrl+0 to add 12 pts Spacing Before to
each
caption; better still, you should add some Spacing Before to the Caption
style. It's not too late to do that, and deleting the excess paragraph
would
probably solve the problem. The alternative is to reinsert every
cross-reference or every bookmark.
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Fairhope, Alabama USA
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"Daniel" wrote in message
...
I am trying to finish up my 222 page thesis and it has a lot of
figures
and I
often cross reference then. But I had to place a space between caption
and
the figure. now all through the document every time I reference a
figure
there's a line spacing. is there a way to prevent the cross reference
from
going to the next line?