update fields, all the references will update automatically to show the current
wording or page numbers.
Tip
Some people use Writer’s Hyperlink feature for cross-references, but it
has the major disadvantage that the visible text of the hyperlink does
not change if you change the text of the item to which it links. For that
reason, you are advised to use cross-references in most situations.
The exception is when you are creating a document to be saved as
HTML; cross-references do not become hyperlinks in an HTML
document.
The Cross-references page of the Fields dialog box (Figure 393) lists some items,
such as headings, numbered paragraphs, and bookmarks. If figure captions, table
captions, user-defined number range variables, and some other items have been
defined in a document, that type also appears in the list.
Inserting cross-references
To insert a cross-reference to a heading, figure, or other item shown on the Cross-
references page:
1) In your document, place the cursor where you want the cross-reference to
appear.
2) If the Fields dialog box is not open, choose Insert > Cross Reference. On the
Cross-references page (Figure 393), in the Type list, click the type of item you
are referencing (for example, Heading or Figure).
3) You can leave this page open while you insert many cross-references.
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