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Article #2311Re: External file cross-references
From: N_P_Grundtvig_Nielsen
Date: Tue, 23 Sep 2008 06:42
Date: Tue, 23 Sep 2008 06:42
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xref between different .fm files in the same .book? That's definitely possible! Assuming you're using paragraph styles to build your xrefs, try this: 1. Open the two .fm files; that is, the one where you want to add the xref [source] and the one the xref will point to [target] 2. In the [source] file, Special > Cross-reference 3. Under Source type, select Paragraphs; under Document, select the [target] document 4. Under Source type, select the tag for the type of paragraph you want to work with; under Paragraph, select the single paragraph of that type you want to reference 5. Click [Insert] and admire your new xref See the User Guide for an explanation of the Format options Good luck!
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