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== Tips == |
== Tips == |
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* '''Creating cross-references in ''Word''''' (See [http://randomtech.blogspot.com/2008/03/microsoft-word-how-to-cross-reference.html]) |
* '''Creating cross-references in ''Word''''' (See [http://randomtech.blogspot.com/2008/03/microsoft-word-how-to-cross-reference.html]) |
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* When using '''bookmarks''' (as in tip above), better '''make the bookmarks visible''' (Menu ''Tools'' → ''View'' → ''Show Bookmarks'').<br> This will avoid to inadvertently insert text inside some predefined bookmarks (particularly relevant when cross-referecing the bookmark with field ''{ REF }'' ) |
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== Fields and Switches == |
== Fields and Switches == |
Revision as of 16:15, 7 October 2009
Keyboard Shortcuts
Shortcut | Description | Custom |
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Alt-F9 | Toggle view/hide field code | |
Ctrl-F9 | Create a new field |
Tips
- Creating cross-references in Word (See [1])
- When using bookmarks (as in tip above), better make the bookmarks visible (Menu Tools → View → Show Bookmarks).
This will avoid to inadvertently insert text inside some predefined bookmarks (particularly relevant when cross-referecing the bookmark with field { REF } )
Fields and Switches
Fields
- The Seq field ([2])
Field code | Result |
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{ SEQ MySeq \# 000 \* MERGEFORMAT } | 000 001 002 |
- The = (formula) field
- Invalid character setting error → see section below
- The Ref field
- Example: { REF myBookmark \h } (\h indicates that cross-reference is also an hyper-link)
Field switches
- The format (\*) field switch ([3])
- The Numeric Picture (\#) field switch ([4])
- Examples: { = 4 + 5 \# 00.00 } displays "09.00", { = 9 + 6 \# $### } displays "$ 15", { = 111053 + 111439 \# x## } displays "492", { = 1/8 \# 0.00x } displays "0.125".
Troubleshoot
- Invalid character setting error when using the = (formula) field