Re: Formatting Cross-references

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From: Rick Henkel
Date: Tue, 21 May 2002 14:46

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I don't think you can fix a cross-reference to do that. But you could use
hypertext links in your bullets. In the Hypertext dialog box, you can
specify a named destination in your header. Then you jump to that named
destination in the bullet.

Check out pages 425ff in the Frame 6 User Guide.

Rick

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