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How tell whether footnote reference is a reference v. cross-re
You could also try selecting the text and toggling on the field codes. Cross
references show up as field code, footnotes do not. At least that's in W 2007. "David S" wrote: Another way to tell the footnote marker and the cross reference apart (before your document is finished) would be to change the font colour for the relevant style while you are working on the document, and then change it back when finished. -- David S "mkraft" wrote: I don't see how it could be hardware-dependent, but I don't have any other explanation, either. An unanswered question within the hallowed halls of microsoft.com? Whoever would have guessed it could happen? Thanks anyway for your efforts. |
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