Frank Stearns wrote:
> > (This entire process could be scripted, of course.)
>
> Or, you could use IXgen to do this in just a few moments. You
> can create markers from specific para tags, such as those
> used for the captions; and you can create markers of whatever
> type you wanted (including those you define yourself).
<smacks forehead /> D'oh! I must not have had enough caffein this
morning!
I use IXgen for indexing and love it. I just completely spaced out that
you can automagically create markers (any kind) from/for all instances
of a pgf format. Sorry, Frank!
Pete, IXgen will not only solve your problem quickly and easily, it'll
make many index-related tasks far, far easier, too. I highly recommend
it.
Although if I were you, my first priority would be adding <$paranum> to
the LOF spec. I'm really surprised you aren't including the number
already. I don't think I've ever seen a list of numbered figures that
didn't include the number. You cross-reference them by number, don't
you? ("See Figure 3-2")
Richard
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Polycom, Inc.
richardDOTcombs AT polycomDOTcom
303-223-5111
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rgcombs AT gmailDOTcom
303-777-0436
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