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I'm using a very large concordance table to create a common index for
multiple documents (chapters in a book). I want to do some extensive
cross-referencing (e.g., Horse: see also Mammals). I thought I could do this
right in the concordance table, so that when it marks the documents with the
XE fields, it would automatically add the \t switch too. So I went ahead and
put the text part of the switch into the concordance. Now I'm at the stage of
needing to create the actual switch in the documents, but I can't see a way
to do this using the concordance table.
Is this kind of cross-referencing something that can only be done manually??
Please said it isn't so! :-( I can't just leave it as text that is a
sub-category because it wants to put in page numbers, which I don't want for
the cross-referencing. I can't seem to find anything in a web search
specifically about using the two together (concordance and \t).
Your help is most appreciated.
Jo
multiple documents (chapters in a book). I want to do some extensive
cross-referencing (e.g., Horse: see also Mammals). I thought I could do this
right in the concordance table, so that when it marks the documents with the
XE fields, it would automatically add the \t switch too. So I went ahead and
put the text part of the switch into the concordance. Now I'm at the stage of
needing to create the actual switch in the documents, but I can't see a way
to do this using the concordance table.
Is this kind of cross-referencing something that can only be done manually??
Please said it isn't so! :-( I can't just leave it as text that is a
sub-category because it wants to put in page numbers, which I don't want for
the cross-referencing. I can't seem to find anything in a web search
specifically about using the two together (concordance and \t).
Your help is most appreciated.
Jo