Re: Editing Cross References in Frame

[Jo Baer <jbaer -at- mailbox1 -dot- tcfbank -dot- com>]

Assuming that your bold character format is called "Bold," format as follows:

See <Bold>\`<$paratext>\'<Default ¶ Font> on page\ <$pagenum>.

All of your character styles, plus building blocks such as <$paratext>, appear
in the Building Blocks list box in the Edit Cross-Reference Format dialog box.
If you don't have a character format called Bold, you'll have to create one to
use the bold attribute in cross-references.

Jo

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Orinthia Collins wrote:

> How do I edit the following cross-reference in Frame so that my <$paratext>
> is bold?
>
> See \`<$paratext>\' on page\ <$pagenum>.
>
> Thanks kindly!!


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