I am in the midst of preparing a fairly large document that contains a
number of tables, paragraphs, appendicies etc. The problem I am
encountering is that the document will be undergoing major revisions
for the next couple years. New appendicies, tables paragraphs will be
added or moved frequently. I want to somehow have a table of contents
that contains the proper entries for the number, title and page. Also
there are frequent references throughout to each of those items. How
do I setup the document so that the numbers and references are
maintained through the changes? I have tried a few approachs. The
closest I have come is to setup each paragraph, table, appendix as a
separate number. Appendices use Custom A. The number is defined where
the item is created. That keeps all the numbers in proper order. New
ones can be easily inserted and items moved without having to manually
renumber anything. However, Placing a reference to the created number
works for page numbers, but not for titles since the number doesn't
show in a reference name. Any suggestions on how to make this work
will be appreciated.
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