Backtracking cross-references

[Steve Rickaby]

At 11:25 am -0500 7/2/06, Bernard Aschwanden wrote:

>If you want to go from the xref to the location it points to try this:
>
>Find the xref (for example "see Weiners and Beans on page 5")
>Press and hold Ctrl+Alt and click on the reference
>
>OR
>
>Double click the reference, then select "Go To Source" in the dialog (top right I think).

No, it's the opposite of that that I want to do.

>If you need to find all the markers and group them to see what points TO a reference, try building a List of Markers (type is cross-reference) and see if that helps.

Ahah - yes, that would do it.

>In the list of markers you will find this type of content:
>22009: Heading 3: Printing
>
>Then look for a Heading 3 with the text Printing in your docs. Not a 100$ reliable system as it needs to have the same text remain in the paragraph (the word Printing is used on first insertion, so later edits don't get reflected, for example, changing it to read Print to PDF still has the marker text 22009: Heading 3: Printing a Scan Window)

Right. Great. Thanks.
-- 
Steve