[Neomar Giacomini]

Does anybody knows how can I call a reference using a different identifier
than the one used in the object?

Like "As it is presented in Figure 1..."
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Fig. 1. My doubt example.

In the text I need "Figure 1" but under the pictures I need "Fig. 1."

[Stefan Blom]

Word cross-references make use of hidden bookmarks. There are two
work-arounds available: You can redefine the hidden bookmark, so that
it doesn't include the caption label (see
http://sbarnhill.mvps.org/WordFAQs/CombineXrefs.htm), or you can
insert a manual bookmark (via Insert | Bookmark) and cross-reference
it separately, via the Bookmark category in the Cross-reference dialog
box.

--
Stefan Blom
Microsoft Word MVP


"Neomar Giacomini" wrote in message
...
Does anybody knows how can I call a reference using a different
identifier
than the one used in the object?

Like "As it is presented in Figure 1..."
----------------
| |
| |
| |
----------------
Fig. 1. My doubt example.

In the text I need "Figure 1" but under the pictures I need "Fig.
1."