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Boris
I have a problem that seems to have just occurred in Word 2007. I am trying
to you cross reference to give me a figure number. This normally works fine
but in the document I have been working on, it has suddenly started copying
the figure in addition to the caption and number when I insert a cross
reference. I have shut down Word and restarted, rebooted my machine and
restarted, and even copied the text up to (but not including) the figures I
am trying to reference in to a new, blank document, reproduced the figures in
question (Charts from Excel pasted in as Enhanced Metafile pictures) but the
problem persists. Does anyone have any ideas what might be causing this? I
have also just noticed, in my newly created document, the cross reference
labels for the figures that give rise to this problem begin with a forward
slash (i.e. "/Figure 3..." etc). If anyone has any idea of how to get rid of
this behaviour, I would really appreciate it as I must admit, I am stumped...
With best wishes, Boris.
to you cross reference to give me a figure number. This normally works fine
but in the document I have been working on, it has suddenly started copying
the figure in addition to the caption and number when I insert a cross
reference. I have shut down Word and restarted, rebooted my machine and
restarted, and even copied the text up to (but not including) the figures I
am trying to reference in to a new, blank document, reproduced the figures in
question (Charts from Excel pasted in as Enhanced Metafile pictures) but the
problem persists. Does anyone have any ideas what might be causing this? I
have also just noticed, in my newly created document, the cross reference
labels for the figures that give rise to this problem begin with a forward
slash (i.e. "/Figure 3..." etc). If anyone has any idea of how to get rid of
this behaviour, I would really appreciate it as I must admit, I am stumped...
With best wishes, Boris.