Le 27/09/2011 23:31, Gregory Pittman a ?crit : > If it were even more flexible, you might be able to put '#+2' to substitute > the current page number plus 2.
#+2 would be usefull yes. But in many usual user-friendly workflows the pages move : some are inserted, or deleted, texts grows, shrinks, linked text frames multiply, document live. So it seems to be powerfull if we might be able to write (#aref) in a frame, so that the printed number would be the page number of the object appearing to be called 'aref' in the outline window. That would enable to edit totaly the style of the page number, text before, after (a semi automated creation "at the end of the frame" would not enable this). Of course, this would require to take into account the numbering preferences for the "destination page" (not the calling page). Good aswell : this solution would enable to "follow" a part of the text changing page in a growing or shrinking text flowing in a set of linked text frames : it would just require to insert an inline little frame and name it 'myanchorlink' (name displayed in the outlinewindow), and have that reference in the (#myanchorlink). (This leads toward index tables, but thats another question, isnt ? or maybe not...) JL
