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Re: Cross references in files imported by reference

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From: Nicholas_Rowlands
Date: Tue, 09 Dec 2008 16:08
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Hi Van,

I tried doing what you advised, but unfortunately no luck. Maybe I should explain some more.

I have topic files (e.g. task.fm, reference.fm, etc) stored in folders by category (all the tasks in one folder, all the refrences in another). I make a cross reference using the following syntax <CrossRef>Section\ <$paranum><Default � Font> from a reference.fm to a task.fm. I save those files in their respective folders and then import the refrence.fm and task.fm into two different "placeholder files" which are part of the overall book.

When I make the cross references in the reference.fm file to the topic.fm file the result is "see Section 1.0.1". It will be imported at the correct heading level in the placeholder, and should take on the numbering properties from that file (for example "see Section 4.1.1"). But this does not happen. After importing by reference, and updating the book (twice as suggested), the cross reference is still "see Section 1.0.1".

Am I doing something wrong?
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