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Hi,
I have a very long document (500+ pages) that is currently peppered with phrases like this: "as we discussed in Chapter 12, on page XXX," ... and I'm planning on filling in the XXX's later. But I just know that I'll be adding and subtracting text, and the pages will change as I modify the document. What's a good way to handle this? I picture having some field or identified location with each XXX in the text, and perhaps at the very end of the document an area for me -- something like: page where I explain A and B: ____ page where I explain C and D: ____ ... and I'll fill in just those areas, and the correct page will magically appear in the text everywhere it's supposed to. Is there a good solution for this? Thanks in advance for any help. --Steve D. |
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