Thanks Richard,
I started the LOF with the $paranum and then started looking for
alternatives that started this chain of communications. (Very
educational-BTW)
I have gone back to where I started from with the numbered figures. I
actually do cross reference by them all through the book.
Thanks
And another suggestion regarding getting markers into paragraphs of a
particular format (assuming you don't use IXGen):
Do a Find using the specific paragraph format. When you do Find Next, the
paragraph is selected. Then Esc,s,m will open the marker box with the text
already in it. But remember
FM8 Windows XP
I started from the book addList of Figures using the paragraph tag,
Caption, but I have not figured out how to put this into the reference page
(like what the standard index does) to do the alphabetical sorting.
Is there a special marker for figures?
I have 2 pages of 2
Pete Rourke wrote:
I started from the book addList of Figures using the
paragraph tag, Caption, but I have not figured out how to put
this into the reference page (like what the standard index
does) to do the alphabetical sorting.
If you want alphabetical, you need an index.
On Wed, 23 Jan 2008, Combs, Richard wrote:
Pete Rourke wrote:
I started from the book addList of Figures using the
paragraph tag, Caption, but I have not figured out how to put
this into the reference page (like what the standard index
does) to do the alphabetical sorting.
snips
You can
Thanks Fred,
I missed the paragraph in the book about order of occurrence. J
Knowing this, I will tighten up the style rules of my captions.
Thanks
Pete
From: Fred Ridder [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, January 23, 2008 11:47 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: RE:
Thanks Richard,
This is great information, I think the task would be daunting to create my
own index of figures, and I'm not certain of the value.
The probable resolution to my issue is to include the Figure 1-12 in the
LOF as opposed to just the text of the caption. This would help the reader
Frank Stearns wrote:
(This entire process could be scripted, of course.)
Or, you could use IXgen to do this in just a few moments. You
can create markers from specific para tags, such as those
used for the captions; and you can create markers of whatever
type you wanted (including
Pete Rourke wrote:
FM8 Windows XP
I started from the book addList of Figures using the paragraph tag,
Caption, but I have not figured out how to put this into the reference page
(like what the standard index does) to do the alphabetical sorting.
Is there a special marker for
Absolutely great advice. I'm learning new tricks.
I have gone back to putting the $paranum in the LOF, which is sufficient.
Thanks again
Pete
-Original Message-
From: Stuart Rogers [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, January 23, 2008 2:05 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Cc:
Thanks Roger,
I have learned the hard way about replacing text. It took me forever to make
my standard index clean up from such mistakes.
Thanks again
Pete
-Original Message-
From: Shuttleworth, Roger [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, January 23, 2008 2:31 PM
To: [EMAIL
Hi, Pete:
If I understand your need correctly, you can do it this way:
If your source paragraphs look like this (I used autonumbered tables,
you can use figures):
Table 1:zzz
...content...
Table 2:ccc
...content...
Table 3:www
...content...
Table 4:aaa
...content...
Table 5:nnn
* Use Special
FM8 Windows XP
I started from the book add>List of > Figures using the paragraph tag,
Caption, but I have not figured out how to put this into the reference page
(like what the standard index does) to do the alphabetical sorting.
Is there a special marker for figures?
I have 2 pages of 2
On Wed, 23 Jan 2008, Combs, Richard wrote:
> Pete Rourke wrote:
>
>> I started from the book add>List of > Figures using the
>> paragraph tag, Caption, but I have not figured out how to put
>> this into the reference page (like what the standard index
>> does) to do the alphabetical sorting.
Thanks Fred,
I missed the paragraph in the book about order of occurrence. J
Knowing this, I will tighten up the style rules of my captions.
Thanks
Pete
From: Fred Ridder [mailto:docu...@hotmail.com]
Sent: Wednesday, January 23, 2008 11:47 AM
To: pete.rourke at reefpt.com
Subject:
Thanks Richard,
This is great information, I think the task would be daunting to create my
own index of figures, and I'm not certain of the value.
The probable resolution to my issue is to include the "Figure 1-12" in the
LOF as opposed to just the text of the caption. This would help the reader
Frank Stearns wrote:
> > (This entire process could be scripted, of course.)
>
> Or, you could use IXgen to do this in just a few moments. You
> can create markers from specific para tags, such as those
> used for the captions; and you can create markers of whatever
> type you wanted
Pete Rourke wrote:
> FM8 Windows XP
>
>
>
> I started from the book add>List of > Figures using the paragraph tag,
> Caption, but I have not figured out how to put this into the reference page
> (like what the standard index does) to do the alphabetical sorting.
>
>
>
> Is there a special
Absolutely great advice. I'm learning new tricks.
I have gone back to putting the <$paranum> in the LOF, which is sufficient.
Thanks again
Pete
-Original Message-
From: Stuart Rogers [mailto:srog...@phoenix-geophysics.com]
Sent: Wednesday, January 23, 2008 2:05 PM
To: pete.rourke at
Thanks Roger,
I have learned the hard way about replacing text. It took me forever to make
my standard index clean up from such mistakes.
Thanks again
Pete
-Original Message-
From: Shuttleworth, Roger [mailto:roger_shuttlewo...@tvworks.com]
Sent: Wednesday, January 23, 2008 2:31 PM
Hi, Pete:
If I understand your need correctly, you can do it this way:
If your source paragraphs look like this (I used autonumbered tables,
you can use figures):
Table 1:zzz
...content...
Table 2:ccc
...content...
Table 3:www
...content...
Table 4:aaa
...content...
Table 5:nnn
* Use Special >
Thanks Richard,
I started the LOF with the <$paranum> and then started looking for
alternatives that started this chain of communications. (Very
educational-BTW)
I have gone back to where I started from with the numbered figures. I
actually do cross reference by them all through the book.
And another suggestion regarding getting markers into paragraphs of a
particular format (assuming you don't use IXGen):
Do a Find using the specific paragraph format. When you do Find Next, the
paragraph is selected. Then Esc,s,m will open the marker box with the text
already in it. But remember
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