Re: Custom page numbering generating Indexes/Tables of Contents/Lists of Figures & Tables

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From: Art Campbell
Date: Fri, 30 Jan 2009 02:17

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Brian,
In the TOC and list files, go to the Reference pages.
Scroll through them until you find a cluster of markers, one for each of the tags that you're listing. You can tell which ones are which by looking at the status bar.

The entries probably look something like:
<$paratext> <$pagenum>

Add the <$chapnum> variable to the appropriate listings so it looks like this:
<$paratext> <$chapnum>-<$pagenum>

Save the file and update the book.

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