Suzanne, thankyou for the reply.

I am a bit nervous to hear this. I would like to detail
my particular problem (i.e. why I need to cross reference
style number), in a hope that there may be some solution
to it, though it may not be in a way as I had thought
while posting my initial query. My problem is this:

I have separate chapters of thesis in separate documents
(WORD 2000). I have bibliographies at the end of each
chapter, rather than a combined bibliography at the end.
(I agree this is a bit strange, but I may have to carry
on with this !). I use the bibliography management
software ENDNOTE 5.0 to manage the bibliography. The
bibliography I am getting at the end of each chapter is

[1].......
[2].......
[3]......etc.

However, I would like to include the chapter number also,
i.e., for example, in my fifth chapter, I want the
bibliography as:

[5.1].....
[5.2]......
[5.3]......etc,

where the chapter number 5 is Heading 1 (in each
chapter).

Now, I have been successful in putting the field code of
bookmark of Heading 1 of a particular chapter into the
ENDNOTE style which I am using, and it generates a
bibliography as desired. But the problem is that since
the bookmark is particular to that heading (i.e. say
Chapter 5), I get the same prefix [5.] in every chapter,
whether it is chapter 2,3,4 or 5.

Is there a way out? (One way I can think is to define
different ENDNOTE style for each chapter, which is
similar in every respect other than the heading 1
bookmark).

Thanks in advance.

Peter,

Thanks a lot !

This is exactly what I needed in the first place.
As my next assignment, I will now try to combine this
feature of MSWord with the Bibliography Management
Software (ENDNOTE 5.0), so that I can have a bibliography
list, in which each list number is preceded by the number
of Heading 1, though I have no idea how to do this.

Any ideas are most welcome and appreciated.

Thanks

Vijay