Just a thought and a question of style: how about replacing all cross references with a simple “for more information see …” in brackets. Cross references lead to readers jumping about in the text and losing their way. An old website I was responsible for contained not a single cross reference, thus forcing people to refer back to the table of contents.
On Wed 20. Aug 2025 at 09:36, Dick Groskamp <th.grosk...@quicknet.nl.invalid> wrote: > Op 20-8-2025 om 04:45 schreef F Campos Costero: > > I have finished reviewing Michele's and Michael's changes to the Calc > guide > > and I've prepared a version of each chapter without the copyright notice > > and ToC, suitable for combining into the complete book. What is the best > > way to combine the chapters to preserve the cross-references? Copy & > Paste > > preserves almost all of them, but it is not perfect. Since I can't find a > > way to search for cross-references, I have to scan manually and that is > > very tedious and error prone. I remember Jean Hollis Weber saying that > > importing into a master document also breaks some cross-references, > though > > I have not tried that. The Insert -> File menu item seems to be intended > > for importing plain text. It cannot handle figures. > > > > Francis > > > Jörg Schmidt ((joe...@openoffice.org)) once made a macro to search for > cross-links (Referenzen in German). > > He also made an extension UREF_1.1.0.oxt which has the macro. > > I do have the file as well as the extension, maybe it can help you out. > > Drop me a link where I can send it. > > I just searched the Extensions page but can't find it. > > (I'm not fully sure, but I believe Jörg is no longer with us) > > -- > DiGro > ___________________________ > Apache OpenOffice 4.1.15 (Dutch) and scanned with Ziggo Safe Online > (F-Secure) >
