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Don
I'm finishing up a book that has many cross-
references in it (footnotes referring to other footnotes,
and bookmark references as well). However, Word's
embedded codes are incompatible with the software (Quark)
that the publisher uses. Is there a way that I can change
the cross-references into plain text when I've finished
all of the changes to the document? In effect, what I'd
like to do is the equivalent of an operation in Excel
where one can copy the results of a formula in a cell or
group of cells and then "paste special," which replaces
the formula with the values. I just cannot seem to find a
corresponding function in Word 2000.
Thanks in advance. Happy holidays.
Don
references in it (footnotes referring to other footnotes,
and bookmark references as well). However, Word's
embedded codes are incompatible with the software (Quark)
that the publisher uses. Is there a way that I can change
the cross-references into plain text when I've finished
all of the changes to the document? In effect, what I'd
like to do is the equivalent of an operation in Excel
where one can copy the results of a formula in a cell or
group of cells and then "paste special," which replaces
the formula with the values. I just cannot seem to find a
corresponding function in Word 2000.
Thanks in advance. Happy holidays.
Don