It makes the space a non-breaking space in the cross reference definition.
Rene S.
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Gunnar Carlsson
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Subject: \ in cross reference
Hi,
A clie
It's not just a backslash. It's a backslash followed by
a space, which is interpreted as a non-breaking space.
In dialog boxes, the backslash is the "escape" character
that signals FrameMaker to interpret the following
character(s) as the code for a special character that
cannot be typed directly
