hi guys (charles and suzanne),

i know word 2003 is supposed to be a productivity tools but never imagined
that learning the more deeper functions (such as the one that i presummed i
am seeking) would be worth the effort to begin with. it is only know that i
am beginning to question the wisdom not learning it to begin with, but then i
thought there is probably no point learning something that you are not going
to end-up using as then you would have forgotten about them.

at the moment, i suppose you could liken it to beating or punishing myself,
i find it more and more hard going jiggling things (Tables and Figures). i
have used headings with the view of generating table of contents but that
about as far as into the 'advanced' stuffs of word 2003 at the moment.

suzanne, yes i am creating this document (now on p. 359) without knowing all
that and beginning to find it really, really hard-going. i probably would
never know how much easier it would be if i know most of the word 2003
functions but next time, if ever i am 'lucked-out' to create another similar
documents i would be a little bit wiser :-).

i'll try the suggestions and come back to you guys. additionally, would you
be able to tell me also how to generate an index (assuming it is possible at
this late stage), you know like the one you find at the end of a book, in the
last few pages?

thanks,
jes

"Suzanne S. Barnhill" wrote:

Wow! You're creating a 300-page document and haven't discovered Insert |
Reference | Caption and Insert | Reference | Cross-reference: Insert as
hyperlink?

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"xppuser" wrote in message
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hi all,

office 2003 pro sp2, wxp pro sp2,

large documents (300+ pages and increasing) numerous figures and tables. i
wonder whether there is a way to link a mention of the table within the
text
to the table itself. what i mean and what i want to achieve:

for example, the text would say, "...the salient points of the
distribution
can be found in Table 1." what i want to do is to enable a reader when
they
click on Table 1 within the text, to be able to get to Table 1 itself
(which
may be some pages away).

which then brings me to my second want: is there a way to automatically
numbered the tables so that for example if i moved Table 3, 4, and 5 to
below
Table 6, 7, and 8, the table numbering would automatically re-ordered
themselves, and not only that the in-text citations of these tables would
also changed.

manually doing them at the moment and it is slowing down the work speed.
would appreciate help, advice.

thanks,
jes