[sh2010]

Hi there,
I'm creating a fairly long document with lots of figures (linked graphics).
All graphics/figures will use a full page. On pages before the
graphics/figures, I will use cross references to the following
graphics/figures. Between the cross reference and the actual graphic/figure
will be additional text. Is there a way to ensure that the very next page
after the cross reference will always be the full page figure?

In other words: when inserting additional text between the cross reference
and the respective full page graphic/figure on the next page, can I ensure
that the inserted text would kind of flow around/below the figure on the next
page? Likewise when inserting text before the cross reference and the cross
reference gets pushed onto the next page, can I set it up so that the related
graphic/figure would also move to the next page?

Confusing enough?

Thanks for any help,
Stefan

[Doug Robbins - Word MVP]

No, that cannot be done in Word, which is not really a "Desk Top Publishing"
application.

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Doug Robbins - Word MVP, originally posted via msnews.microsoft.com

"sh2010" wrote in message
...
Hi there,
I'm creating a fairly long document with lots of figures (linked
graphics).
All graphics/figures will use a full page. On pages before the
graphics/figures, I will use cross references to the following
graphics/figures. Between the cross reference and the actual
graphic/figure
will be additional text. Is there a way to ensure that the very next page
after the cross reference will always be the full page figure?

In other words: when inserting additional text between the cross reference
and the respective full page graphic/figure on the next page, can I ensure
that the inserted text would kind of flow around/below the figure on the
next
page? Likewise when inserting text before the cross reference and the
cross
reference gets pushed onto the next page, can I set it up so that the
related
graphic/figure would also move to the next page?

Confusing enough?

Thanks for any help,
Stefan

[Doug Robbins - Word MVP]

No, that cannot be done in Word, which is not really a "Desk Top Publishing"
application.

--
Hope this helps.

Please reply to the newsgroup unless you wish to avail yourself of my
services on a paid consulting basis.

Doug Robbins - Word MVP, originally posted via msnews.microsoft.com

"sh2010" wrote in message
...
Hi there,
I'm creating a fairly long document with lots of figures (linked
graphics).
All graphics/figures will use a full page. On pages before the
graphics/figures, I will use cross references to the following
graphics/figures. Between the cross reference and the actual
graphic/figure
will be additional text. Is there a way to ensure that the very next page
after the cross reference will always be the full page figure?

In other words: when inserting additional text between the cross reference
and the respective full page graphic/figure on the next page, can I ensure
that the inserted text would kind of flow around/below the figure on the
next
page? Likewise when inserting text before the cross reference and the
cross
reference gets pushed onto the next page, can I set it up so that the
related
graphic/figure would also move to the next page?

Confusing enough?

Thanks for any help,
Stefan