Re: Find all cross-references to a certain target

[David Crowe <David.Crowe@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Fred;

You can search for unresolved cross references with the Find/Replace 
dialog box.

So, if you save your original file and make a bunch of changes, and 
then do a search, and don't find any unresolved cross references, you 
know you're still okay.

Regards,
    David Crowe
    Calgary


At 3:15 PM -0400 9/22/04, Fred Ma wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I'm using FM 6.  Whenever I create a cross-reference to a certain
> paragraph, a "T" shaped marker shows up at the beginning of the
> target paragraph.  After extensive reorganization of my book of
> FM files (and contents therein), I'm sure that many of these
> markers are obsolete.  This becomes important when I start
> "abolishing" header paragraphs in process of combining and
> rewriting sections of my document (I'm trying to make the document
> more brief).  Normally, I would take great care before removing
> a header paragraph containing a "T" marker, because I don't want
> to create unresolved cross-references elsewhere in the book.  But
> I know that many such markers are no longer being cross-referenced.
> Is there a way to make sure?  Is there a way to generate a list of
> all cross-references pointing to such markers?  I mean without
> having to pick up a whole new scripting language.  I imagine that
> there might be a way by rendering all files to MIF and search the
> MIFs, but there are many files in my book, and I am doing such
> revisions extensively.
>
> Thanks.
>
> Fred
>
> P.S.  Sent to:
> 	comp.text.frame
> 	framers@xxxxxxxxx
> 	adobe.framemaker
>
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