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Old January 10th, 2005, 12:45 AM
Tropicana
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Hi there everyone.

Happy New Year.

I am attempting to create a long document (well actually a users manual).

I have a footer for each page barring the first page which has the page
number which is located centrally and the title of the manual on to one
side.

I have made space in the other side of the footer to include the chapter and
sub-chapter headings. They were created in Headers 1 and 2 for
conviniences. Without having to manually type the sub-chapter in the footer
for quick reference, I was hoping that there would be a feature that I could
include that into the header.

So far I have been unable to do so. I have attempt been experimenting with
different fields but I have been unsuccessful.

Can someone out there could please provide me with a solution.

Kindest regards

Tom


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Old January 10th, 2005, 02:41 AM
Jezebel
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Styleref fields will do exactly what you want.



"Tropicana" wrote in message
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Hi there everyone.

Happy New Year.

I am attempting to create a long document (well actually a users manual).

I have a footer for each page barring the first page which has the page
number which is located centrally and the title of the manual on to one
side.

I have made space in the other side of the footer to include the chapter

and
sub-chapter headings. They were created in Headers 1 and 2 for
conviniences. Without having to manually type the sub-chapter in the

footer
for quick reference, I was hoping that there would be a feature that I

could
include that into the header.

So far I have been unable to do so. I have attempt been experimenting

with
different fields but I have been unsuccessful.

Can someone out there could please provide me with a solution.

Kindest regards

Tom




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Old January 10th, 2005, 04:26 AM
Tropicana
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"Jezebel" wrote in message
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Styleref fields will do exactly what you want.


Styleref fields?????

I have attempted to insert a field but there is nothing I could find.

Can youplease eloborate?

Kindest regards

"Tropicana" wrote in message
...
Hi there everyone.

Happy New Year.

I am attempting to create a long document (well actually a users

manual).

I have a footer for each page barring the first page which has the page
number which is located centrally and the title of the manual on to one
side.

I have made space in the other side of the footer to include the chapter

and
sub-chapter headings. They were created in Headers 1 and 2 for
conviniences. Without having to manually type the sub-chapter in the

footer
for quick reference, I was hoping that there would be a feature that I

could
include that into the header.

So far I have been unable to do so. I have attempt been experimenting

with
different fields but I have been unsuccessful.

Can someone out there could please provide me with a solution.

Kindest regards

Tom






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Old January 10th, 2005, 04:50 AM
Jezebel
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Either go to Insert Field and select StyleRef then the style you want, or
press CTRL-F9 and enter the field code manually. Eg,

{ StyleRef "Heading 1" }

will display the text of the preceding Heading 1 paragraph. Check Help for
the switch options for this field.





"Tropicana" wrote in message
...

"Jezebel" wrote in message
...
Styleref fields will do exactly what you want.


Styleref fields?????

I have attempted to insert a field but there is nothing I could find.

Can youplease eloborate?

Kindest regards

"Tropicana" wrote in message
...
Hi there everyone.

Happy New Year.

I am attempting to create a long document (well actually a users

manual).

I have a footer for each page barring the first page which has the

page
number which is located centrally and the title of the manual on to

one
side.

I have made space in the other side of the footer to include the

chapter
and
sub-chapter headings. They were created in Headers 1 and 2 for
conviniences. Without having to manually type the sub-chapter in the

footer
for quick reference, I was hoping that there would be a feature that I

could
include that into the header.

So far I have been unable to do so. I have attempt been experimenting

with
different fields but I have been unsuccessful.

Can someone out there could please provide me with a solution.

Kindest regards

Tom








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Old January 10th, 2005, 05:11 AM
Tropicana
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"Jezebel" wrote in message
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Either go to Insert Field and select StyleRef then the style you want,

or
press CTRL-F9 and enter the field code manually. Eg,

{ StyleRef "Heading 1" }

will display the text of the preceding Heading 1 paragraph. Check Help for
the switch options for this field.


I see. It works.

Thanks

Kindest regards

Tom


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Old January 10th, 2005, 04:58 PM
Charles Kenyon
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Take a look at the StyleRef tutorial at
http://addbalance.com/word/download.htm.
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Charles Kenyon

Word New User FAQ & Web Directory: http://addbalance.com/word

Intermediate User's Guide to Microsoft Word (supplemented version of
Microsoft's Legal Users' Guide) http://addbalance.com/usersguide

See also the MVP FAQ: http://www.mvps.org/word which is awesome!
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"Tropicana" wrote in message
...

"Jezebel" wrote in message
...
Styleref fields will do exactly what you want.


Styleref fields?????

I have attempted to insert a field but there is nothing I could find.

Can youplease eloborate?

Kindest regards

"Tropicana" wrote in message
...
Hi there everyone.

Happy New Year.

I am attempting to create a long document (well actually a users

manual).

I have a footer for each page barring the first page which has the page
number which is located centrally and the title of the manual on to one
side.

I have made space in the other side of the footer to include the
chapter

and
sub-chapter headings. They were created in Headers 1 and 2 for
conviniences. Without having to manually type the sub-chapter in the

footer
for quick reference, I was hoping that there would be a feature that I

could
include that into the header.

So far I have been unable to do so. I have attempt been experimenting

with
different fields but I have been unsuccessful.

Can someone out there could please provide me with a solution.

Kindest regards

Tom








 




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