At 13:54 +0200 8/3/06, Zimerman Orly wrote: >I am working on a book, where there are lots of Cross Reference markers. >I need to work backwards for some items. >For a few of the markers (the upside T's), I need to find out where the source >is (i.e. what is the opposite of Control-Shift-click) that brings the user to >the current place. > >Is there a way to use the paragraph ID and find this out (it is listed in the >C-R marker info)?
I asked the self-same question a couple of months ago. The short answer is 'no', the longer answer is below. Check the archives? If you can't find what you want, mail me off-list and I'll send you the complete thread. At 11:25 -0500 7/2/06, Bernard Aschwanden wrote: >If you need to find all the markers and group them to see what points TO a >reference, try building a List of Markers (type is cross-reference) and see if >that helps. > >In the list of markers you will find this type of content: >22009: Heading 3: Printing > >Then look for a Heading 3 with the text Printing in your docs. Not a 100$ >reliable system as it needs to have the same text remain in the paragraph (the >word Printing is used on first insertion, so later edits don't get reflected, >for example, changing it to read Print to PDF still has the marker text 22009: >Heading 3: Printing a Scan Window) -- Steve
