Naomi Kramer wrote:
To refer to it:
1. Press Ctrl-F2
2. Click on the References tab
3. Select Elephant from the Type list
4. Select your specific reference, etc
The problem is that the list of references is not helpful. In my current
document, these are the entries for Figure:
Figure 1
Figure 2
Figure 3
Figure 4
The entries for BibliographicReference are even worse:
1
10
11
12
2
3
4
...
Each of these references also has a name I assigned when I created it. For
figures, the names are:
gcc output
partial inheritance diagram
full inheritance diagram
program output
When I want to insert a reference to the figure showing the full inheritance
diagram, I don't know which figure number it is, I just know it's the one I
named "full inheritance diagram."
Does that make the problem clearer?
What would be really nice would be if Writer would show me the line of text
containing the reference. Then I wouldn't even have to assign names most of the
time.
Scott
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