Copy/paste of in-book xrefs

[Robert Lauriston]

That's one of the reasons I prefer to put all my content into a single
.fm file. My books typically have only three or four files:
booknameFM.fm for front matter used only for PDF, booknameTOC.fm, and
sometimes booknameIX.fm.

Once upon a time computers weren't powerful enough to handle a
200-page .fm file, but that hasn't been the case for a long time.

On Thu, Feb 28, 2013 at 10:08 AM, Alison Craig
<Alison.Craig at ultrasonix.com> wrote:
> I do the same thing on a small scale all the time (21 files in my book). But in order to avoid the "unresolved" problem I take the following steps.
>
> 1. all files in the book are open
> 2. after pasting the repeated xref, double-click it to bring up the xref dialog
> 3. ensure the Marker Type and Cross-Reference Markers match properly
> 4. click the Replace button to update the link and ensure it's "live"
>
> It sounds like a lot of work, but it only takes a few seconds - and it's a lot faster than creating a repeated xref from scratch.