Michael Hemming wrote: > I am attempting to reference terms from one document to another.
Note that the tools you are talking about allow to include a piece of a document into another (this is called transclusion). These tools may not be used to create hyperlinks between documents. Transclusion is useful * to create modular documents. Example: a book comprising several chapters, each chapter being a document in itself. * to include boilerplate elements defined in a single, centralized, document: the name of a product, the version of a product, copyright statements, addresses, etc. Tutorial: http://www.xmlmind.com/xmleditor/_distrib/doc/user/tutorial_modular_document.html > I have > been told how to do it, but the person who told me is using a different > software version to me. The functions that appear in one version are > not available in the one I am using. Picture 1(ss1.png) shows the > functions I need, and picture 2 (clip_3.jpg) shows the situation in my > version of the editor. > > > Can you shed any light on this? > Please use Options|Preferences, General|Features section and check the "Enable the Include Tool" checkbox. More information in http://www.xmlmind.com/xmleditor/_distrib/doc/help/com.xmlmind.guiutil.PreferencesEditorDialog.html#featuresOptions This feature is available in all editions of XMLmind XML Editor as of v4. Before that, it was only available in Professional Edition. You can learn how to use the Include tool by reading http://www.xmlmind.com/xmleditor/_distrib/doc/user/being_productive.html#include_tool Also note that "Copy As Reference" then Paste, "Paste After" or "Paste Before" works fine too The Include tool is basically "Copy As Reference then Paste" in one operation.
