Adobe FRAMEMAKER 7 Manual page 220

242 LESSON 10
Cross-References and Footnotes
The marker symbol is difficult to see because it's at the beginning of the paragraph. You
can confirm that it's there by zooming to 400%.
Inserting an external cross-reference
The cross-reference you inserted was to a heading in the same document. Now you'll insert
an external cross-reference, that is, a cross-reference to a heading in a different document.
1 Add Ref2.fm to your work space by opening it from the Lesson10 folder.
Note: To create an external cross-reference, both the source and destination files must be open.
2 Arrange the two documents, Ref1.fm and Ref2.fm, so that you can see at least part of
both of them. (In Windows, you can choose Window > Tile.)
3 On page 6 of Ref1.fm, click at the end of the second sentence of the paragraph that
begins with Napo'opo'o Beach, as shown.
strangers were mere mortals, not the gods
some felt them to be.
Napo'opo'o Beach
lous beach fronting the heiau. Most "cur-
rent" guidebooks still rave about it. Too
bad it doesn't exist anymore. It had been
4 Press the spacebar, type
5 Choose Special > Cross-Reference.
6 Choose Ref2.fm from the Document pop-up menu at the top of the dialog box.
Verify that Heading1 is still selected in the Paragraph Tags scroll list.
7 Select Napo'opo'o Beach located last in the Paragraphs scroll list.
used to be a fabu-
and press the spacebar again.
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