Autonumber challenge: Table 10.a, Table 10.b and Figure 10.a

[Fred Ridder]

I also apologize for the lousy-looking formatting of my
replies. Microsoft involuntarily converted all Hotmail 
users to a new "Windows Live" web mail client over 
the weekend. The new client removes all the line 
breaks from the message that you are quoting in
your reply, turning it into a single, nearly unreadable 
block of text.
 
This is a particularly stupid default behavior, since the
client first marks the start of each quoted line with an 
angle bracket, and then ignores the line breaks that 
would make the angle brackets useful. Bah! But I guess
you get what you play for...
 
But if anybody knows how to change this behavior, I'd 
love to hear about it. I tried to find it in the online help,
but it was completely useless (what was I thinking??).
 
-Fred Ridder
  > From: docudoc at hotmail.com> To: yves.barbion at gmail.com; framers at frameusers.com> Date: Wed, 19 Sep 2007 09:33:46 -0400> CC: > Subject: RE: Autonumber challenge: Table 10.a, Table 10.b and Figure 10.a> > > Actually the different series labels in my example were > an error caused by my laziness. I had copied the > format definitions from the original posting and did> not finish editing them before I sent the message. > The scheme I was proposing is designed to use the> *same* series label for all three numbering formats.> If the three formats use different labeled series they> will not interact at all, making the placeholders > unnecessary and rendering the reset feature of the > step's format nonfunctional. The scheme I was > trying to propose looks something like:> > Step = N:Step <$chapnum>0< =0>< =0>: Table = N:Figure <$chapnum>0.<a+>< >Figure = N:Table <$chapnum>0.< ><a+>> > Sorry for any confusion...> -Fred Ridder
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