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Re: How to cross reference a word

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From: Bill Dauphin
Date: Wed, 20 Nov 2002 20:10
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Sean: 

      >Don't insert the figure number in a text frame in the anchored frame.
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Why not? As long as the the text frame for the caption is really contained in the anchored frame and the frame is anchored to the main flow, FrameMaker should treat the caption as part of the main flow (i.e., autonumbering should work fine). This is how my shop does (and has done since FM 5.0) all its figure captions; it works like a charm. 

Otherwise, Kwok, I'm with Sean on this... but I'm a bit puzzled as to why you thought you couldn't use autonumbering in the first place. Are we missing some wrinkle? 

-Bill
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