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MS Office Forum / Word / Numbering / July 2004cross reference
Is it possible to use Insert/Reference/Cross-reference. To insert a figure cross reference that will show up as: "Fig 1" As apposed to "Figure 1" Currently I'm inserting a caption with the Label "Figure" and I do not check the "Exclude label from caption" box. I've tried that and then tried inserting the Cross- reference, but this still puts in the "Figure 1" reference. One way is to manually bookmark (by using Insert>Bookmark) the *figure numbers* and, in the Cross-Reference dialog box, insert a cross-reference to the bookmark instead. Another approach is to create a new caption label named "Fig" and use that instead of the default "Figure" one. Note that you would get the abbrevated version not only in cross-references but also in your figure captions.  SignatureStefan Blom > Is it possible to use > Insert/Reference/Cross-reference. [quoted text clipped - 8 lines] > I've tried that and then tried inserting the Cross- > reference, but this still puts in the "Figure 1" reference. I have accidentally inserted such a new label into the Reference Type menu, and now I do not know how to remove it. How can I remove, as opposed to add, entries from the reference type menu of the Insert/reference/cross reference? >-----Original Message----- >One way is to manually bookmark (by using Insert>Bookmark) the *figure [quoted text clipped - 20 lines] > >. Use the Caption dialog box (Insert>Reference>Caption in Word 2002/2003, Insert>Caption in Word 97/2000) to add and delete caption labels. Note that you cannot delete the built-in labels named "Figure", "Equation", and "Table". SignatureStefan Blom > I have accidentally inserted such a new label into the > Reference Type menu, and now I do not know how to remove [quoted text clipped - 34 lines] > > > >. |
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